👉 Neokollae are small, specialized organisms that form a symbiotic relationship with other organisms in their environment. These microorganisms act as producers and consumers, absorbing carbon dioxide from the air through photosynthesis and converting it into energy for their own growth and reproduction. The key characteristic of neokollae is their use of specialized cells or organelles to carry out metabolic processes, which are essential for their survival and adaptation to their unique environments.
