berlese funnel

berlese funnel
\\bə(r)ˈlāzē-, -āsē-\ noun
Usage: capitalized B
Etymology: after Antonio Berlese died 1927 Italian entomologist
: an apparatus that separates and preserves small insects found in ground litter and consists of a sieve placed over a funnel connected at the bottom to a preserving bottle

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