Berlese, Botantial: Camellias, Fredric le Grand

It seems there might be some confusion or mixing of terms again. Here’s clarification on the topics you mentioned:

1. **Berlese Funnel**: This is a scientific apparatus used in biology and ecology to extract small invertebrates, such as mites and springtails, from soil or leaf litter samples. It operates by applying gentle heat to the sample, causing organisms to move downwards into a collection fluid at the base of the funnel. This method is valuable for studying soil biodiversity and ecology.

2. **Botanical: Camellias, Fredric le Grand**: It seems you are referring to a specific cultivar of Camellia named 'Fredric le Grand'. Camellias are flowering plants known for their ornamental blooms and are popular in gardens worldwide. Cultivars like 'Fredric le Grand' typically have distinct characteristics such as flower color, size, shape, and growth habits.

If you're interested in learning more about the specific characteristics, cultivation tips, or any other details regarding Camellia 'Fredric le Grand' or Berlese funnels, please feel free to ask!