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Biology, 26.03.2020 16:18 johnlecona210

When we think about internal stability we first think of animals. But all organisms must maintain internal stability or homeostasis. When plants are under water stress they respond in a way to conserve the internal water. How would leafy plants respond to temporary water stress? (A)Develop a thick waxy cuticle, (B)Leaves wilt and photosynthesis temporarily stops, (C)Stomata stay open to help draw water up from the roots of the plants, (D) Stomata open less frequently to restrict transpiration and conserve water.

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