Berlese, Botantial: Camellias, Bealii ou Palmer's

It seems there might still be some confusion or possibly a typo in your query. Antonio Berlese was indeed a prominent Italian botanist and entomologist, known for his contributions to mycology and entomology, but there is no widely recognized work by him specifically titled "Botantial: Camellias, Bealii ou Palmer's" or similar variations.

However, if you're referring to a specific cultivar or variety of camellia named after someone (possibly Bealii or Palmer), it could be a hybrid or a specific cultivar with a name resembling those terms. Camellias often have cultivar names that reflect their origins, such as named after individuals who may have discovered or popularized them.

If you have more specific details or another question about camellias or Berlese's work, feel free to ask!