stomata of desert plant remains closed during daytime. how do they take up carbon dioxide and perform photosynthesis
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Stomata of desert plants remains closed most of the time during the day ( to reduce the amount of transpiration ) but for some time it remains open and photosynthesis takes place during that time and it stores the energy
Stomata of desert plants remains closed most of the time during the day ( to reduce the amount of transpiration ) but for some time it remains open and photosynthesis takes place during that time and it stores the energy
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Desert plants take up carbon dioxide at night and prepare an intermediate compound.
This intermediate compound is acted upon by the energy absorbed during the day by the chlorophyll.
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