Which consequence results when aquaporin channel inhibition affects stomata?

💡 Explanation

Inhibition of aquaporins decreases water flow to guard cells, limiting turgor pressure and thus closing stomata. Stomata closure reduces transpiration, raising leaf temp because evaporative cooling from transpiration is suppressed, therefore leaf temperature elevates, rather than showing nutrient increases.

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