Berlese, Botantial: Camellias, Broksiana

It seems you're interested in two different topics:

1. **Berlese Funnel**: As previously mentioned, a Berlese funnel is a scientific apparatus used in biology and ecology to extract small invertebrates from soil or leaf litter samples. It works by gradually heating the sample, causing organisms to move downwards into a collecting fluid at the bottom of the funnel. This method is important for studying soil biodiversity and the distribution of small organisms in ecological research.

2. **Botanical: Camellias, 'Brooksiana'**: 'Brooksiana' refers to a specific cultivar of Camellia. Camellias are flowering plants in the family Theaceae, known for their attractive and often fragrant flowers. Cultivars like 'Brooksiana' are selected for their unique characteristics such as flower color, size, form, and growth habits. Unfortunately, I don't have specific details on 'Brooksiana' in my database, but it's likely a named variety chosen for its ornamental value in gardens.

If you have more specific questions about Camellias in general or if there's something specific you'd like to know about 'Brooksiana' or Berlese funnels, feel free to ask!