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    Pond Habitat: by Huma Nasir 6-A

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    Pond habitats can be either natural or man-made, and support a variety of flora and fauna. The document lists common plant life like water lilies and submerged plants that serve as producers. Fauna including molluscs, arthropods, fish and insects are also consumers that rely on the producers for food. A food chain is described showing how decomposers break down waste and dead organisms to nutrients that fuel the producers, starting the cycle again.

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    Pond habitats can be either natural or man-made, and support a variety of flora and fauna. The document lists common plant life like water lilies and submerged plants that serve as producers. Fauna including molluscs, arthropods, fish and insects are also consumers that rely on the producers for food. A food chain is described showing how decomposers break down waste and dead organisms to nutrients that fuel the producers, starting the cycle again.

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    Pond habitats can be either natural or man-made, and support a variety of flora and fauna. The document lists common plant life like water lilies and submerged plants that serve as producers. Fauna including molluscs, arthropods, fish and insects are also consumers that rely on the producers for food. A food chain is described showing how decomposers break down waste and dead organisms to nutrients that fuel the producers, starting the cycle again.

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    Pond Habitat: by Huma Nasir 6-A

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    Hamza Nasir Chatha
    Pond habitats can be either natural or man-made, and support a variety of flora and fauna. The document lists common plant life like water lilies and submerged plants that serve as producers. Fauna including molluscs, arthropods, fish and insects are also consumers that rely on the producers for food. A food chain is described showing how decomposers break down waste and dead organisms to nutrients that fuel the producers, starting the cycle again.

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    Pond Habitat

    By Huma Nasir 6-A

    Ponds
    A wide variety of man-made bodies of water are classified as ponds. Some ponds are created specifically for habitat restoration, including water treatment. Others, like water gardens, water features and Kio ponds are designed for visual ornamentation as landscape or architectural features. Fish ponds are designed for commercial fish breeding, and solar ponds designed to store thermal energ. Ponds can result from a wide range of natural processes

    FLORAS IN THE HABITAT


    The list of floras in the pond habitat :. Water lilies . Marginal . Giant Papyrus . Submerged plants . Lotus . Blue Flag Water Iris

    FAUNAS IN THE HABITAT


    The list of faunas in the pond habitat :. MOLLUSCS . ARTHROPODS . FISH . Dragonfly . Water Strider, Pond Skater . Water Boatman

    Producers are kind of green plants. They produce food by taking sunlight .

    Consumers have to feed on producers or other consumers to survive .

    Decomposers are organisms that feed on dead organisms or the waste from living organisms .

    Food chain in a pond habitat

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