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In elodea leaves, the substance in question can be considered a waste product if it is produced during metabolic processes and is not utilized by the plant for growth or energy. Typically, waste products in plants include excess oxygen released during photosynthesis or byproducts of cellular respiration. If the substance accumulates and negatively affects plant health or is expelled from the plant, it reinforces the classification as a waste product. However, if it has a role in the plant's lifecycle or is repurposed, it may not be considered waste.

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