stomata remain closed during day in desert plant to avoid over loss of water. How do the get carbon dioxide for photosynthesis?
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Certain plants like pineapple and opuntia fix co2 during night and form sugars during day...that means it's opposite to the plants in normal conditions.And they follow CAM pathway ie crassulacean acid metabolis.If u want to detailed info do post comment.
Certain plants like pineapple and opuntia fix co2 during night and form sugars during day...that means it's opposite to the plants in normal conditions.And they follow CAM pathway ie crassulacean acid metabolis.If u want to detailed info do post comment.
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Desert plant open up there stomata during night and take in co2.Stomata remains closed during day to prevent loss of H20 by transpiration.They store CO2 in their cells until the sun comes out and they can carry out photosynthesis during day time...Hope it helps:)
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It takes in carbon dioxide during night and stores it
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