During intense heat stress, which outcome occurs when stomatal closure limits carbon dioxide?

💡 Explanation

Limited carbon dioxide due to stomatal closure favors photorespiration because Rubisco binds to O2 rather than CO2 when CO2 levels are low inside the leaves. This therefore leads to increased photorespiration, rather than efficient carboxylation by Rubisco.

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