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Leaves in a pond serve several important ecological functions. They provide habitat and shelter for various aquatic organisms, including insects and small fish. Additionally, decomposing leaves contribute organic matter to the water, supporting the food web and enriching the nutrient content of the ecosystem. Moreover, the surface of the leaves can help regulate sunlight penetration, influencing the growth of algae and submerged plants.

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