<span> Stoma (Stomata-plural) controls how much carbon dioxide is coming into the leaf and, more importantly, how much water is leaving the leaf.</span>
During the day, specially when it is very hot and dry and these plants would lose too much water through evaporation, the stomata remain closed. Once it is daylight and the stomata close, they convert acid back into carbon dioxide that then is available for photosynthesis. <span>At nighttime, the stomata open. The plants bring in carbon dioxide at night. </span>
The answer is
Telophase, which is the stage that comes right before
cytokinesis.
Answer: The answer is C. The arthropods are more easily caught and eaten during the process.
Explanation: If you search the answer you’ll get: Approximately 85% of arthropod deaths occur during molting. The insect is extremely vulnerable to predators during and right after the shedding of its old skin.
The extinction of many animals has changed the amount of biodiversity. The adaptations to survive harsher climates and other things can change how biodiverse an ecosystem is