alleryStart learning →A wilting plant closes its stomata. What is a direct result?
AMore carbon dioxide enters
BRoots absorb water faster
CTranspiration speeds up
DLess carbon dioxide enters
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Less carbon dioxide enters
Closed stomata block gas entry, so absorption of carbon dioxide falls along with water loss.
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