Where do the light-independent reactions take place in CAM photosynthesis? Mesop

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Where do the light-independent reactions take place in CAM photosynthesis? Mesophyll cells during the day Bundle-sheath cells at night In oceans, a large amount of photosynthesis is done by single-celled diatoms. In parts of the ocean, CO_2 concentrations are very low. A few years ago, scientists discovered an adaptation in some diatoms for photosynthesizing under low CO_2 conditions. Which of these might that be? Smaller stomata C3 photosynthesis C4 photosynthesis High photorespiration Based on your experiments with water potential, which tree below would provide the most water to its leaves? A tree whose roots are surrounded by salt water. A tree whose roots are fully exposed to air. A tree whose roots are surrounded by wet sand. A tree whose trunk is unusually tall. Diatoms are single-celled algae that are one of the major photosynthesizers in the oceans. There are numerous species of diatoms. Some have adaptations that allow them to deal with low CO_2 concentrations in some areas of the ocean.

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58. In general, CAM photosynthesis involves in reactions during night time by storing malic acid during night time and releases it by the day time to get the process. Hence, the correct option is bundle-sheath during night time.

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