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Conversion of starch to organic acids is...

Conversion of starch to organic acids is required for

A

stomatal closure

B

stomatal opening

C

stomatal initiation

D

stomatal growth

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B

The starch hydrolyse into glucose 1-phosphate so that, osmotic potential becomes lower in guard cells. As a result of this water enters into the guard cell by osmotic diffusion from surrounding epidermal and mesophyll cells. Guard cells become turgid and stomata will open. The starch-sugar interconversion theory about the mechanis of stomatal movement was given by Syyere (1923) and modified by Steward (1964).
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