Under different conditions to Modica open or close to regulate gaskets changes select correct buttons to complete the chart the stamata open or stomata closed a daytime B night time see carbon dioxide needed deoxygen produced by photosynthesis e hot daytime temperatures

Answer 1

To complete the chart regarding the conditions under which stomata open or close to regulate gas exchange, here's how it generally works:

1. Daytime:

   • Stomata Open: During the day, stomata typically open to allow for gas exchange (CO2 in, O2 out) for photosynthesis.

2. Nighttime:

   • Stomata Closed: Stomata usually close at night because there is no sunlight for photosynthesis, and plants lose water through transpiration if they are open.

3. Carbon Dioxide Needed:

   • Stomata Open: Stomata open to take in CO2 for photosynthesis during daylight.

4. Oxygen Produced by Photosynthesis:

   • Stomata Open: Stomata are open to release oxygen produced during photosynthesis.

5. Hot Daytime Temperatures:

   • Stomata Close: In very hot conditions, stomata may close to prevent excessive water loss through transpiration, even during the day.

Based on these explanations, here’s how you can complete the chart:

• A Daytime: Stomata Open
• B Nighttime: Stomata Closed
• C Carbon Dioxide Needed: Stomata Open
• D Oxygen Produced by Photosynthesis: Stomata Open
• E Hot Daytime Temperatures: Stomata Closed

If you have a specific format for the chart or buttons to select, use the provided information to guide your selections accordingly.