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Phoenix [80]
4 years ago
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Why don't all plants use the c4 or cam pathways to avoid photorespiration?

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<span>Not all plants use the C4 or CAM pathways to avoid photorespiration because they require a lot of extra energy to perform their function. In photosynthesis, minimizing water loss is essential; C4 plants relocate the carbon dioxide to lessen photorespiration while CAM plants indicates when to extract carbon dioxide. Their function is also related to plants survival where C4 plants is usually a summer plant while CAM plants is suited to thrive in desserts. Therefore, only plants that need special requirement to survival use these pathways.</span>

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