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Figure 8.6 On a hot, dry day, plants close their stomata to conserve water. What impact will this have on photosynthesis?

This question asks when guards cells swell. Which of the following occurs in her and stresses are transpiration seizes still made it close tomato open or root cells die. So here we have to look at what occurred is in our guard cells and how we're able to control the water loss from a plant tissue. So we know that if we are to look at our guard cells, we know that if they are all shriveled up, then there is no room for our water to escape. So in this case, our stoma is closed. Therefore, there's no water either Operations, however, if we are to look at our stone were in the swollen configuration. So if our storm of swell up they're or if our guard cells swell up, then Darst oma is going to be open. So now water can evaporate, right? It can leave the cell because our guard cells are swollen up. Um, and let's just label that these right here, our guard cells. So looking back at the question, what happens when guards sells? Well, well, in fact, our still Mehta will open right because, like we said here, these guards those are swollen and they open up. Whereas here are goods, those are shriveled. So when the stone opens up, we don't get a cessation of transpiration. Instead, we get the opposite where transpiration can occur. Choice they will be incorrect. Estimated close. Well, we just saw that this storm was in fact open when our guard cells will swell. So Choice B is incorrect. All I see is the correct answer. Because when guards else, well, our stomach will open, as evidenced by this Ah, large opening here. And finally Choice D is incorrect because this has nothing to do with our route sells. This occurs in the plant's leaf tissue, so choice see will be the correct answer here.

So what happens with water when the sta mata opens? And so you we have four options. We have water goes outside, which increases the rate of transpiration Water goes outside but decreases the rate transpiration water goes into the measles feel which increases transpiration and the water goes to measles, though which decreases transporation. So whenever plants open up just a mob, it's a lot and carbon. They are also losing a little bit of water. So we can automatically cross out C and B because the plant lose water, it doesn't go back into the music fell and then So transpiration is one. Plants are losing water, so it's gonna be a because if you have Samata opening, which means you have water being lost outside, that means you're gonna have an increase in transporation.

How would we expect elevated co two levels to affect the number of smarter and the transpiration rates of plants So the plants want to absorb CO two from here? And if there is more CO two, that will be easier for them. There'll be a greater concentration gradient, so they will need less to matter to do so, so fewer smarter and therefore lower transpiration rates.

Okay, So 46 is abouts tamada. Right? So So what is due Malan And how does it work? So, uh, tomato are these sort of then, like, structures on the leafs surface so soon in the epidermis, then allow for gas exchange or right. And so this was gonna happen is gonna do and take in. Okay, Carbon dioxide. And they're gonna release oxygen and water vapor. Okay. So we can see just by their their sort of function is that water vapor is lost to the environment. OK, And so So what does that have to do with with transpiration? Exactly. Well, transpiration you as as it's defined, uh, is really about water loss. Right? So we would define transporation as, ah, loss of water vapor to atmosphere. Okay, loss water vapor, but specifically to the atmosphere. Okay, which is exactly what the sta mata are doing. Their sort of expelling this water vapour into the atmosphere. And so so in this tomato open and they're able to take in carbon dioxide while taking in carbon dioxide will lead to the expelling of oxygen and water vapor. Aah! And since there's more of that happening when they open then that means there's more transpiration happening when it's open. So the water vapors lost to the environment, increasing transpiration. So So the answer here is a