The mechanism of stomatal movement is related to the branch of Biology called__________?

Correct answer: B. Physiology

  • A. Taxonomy
  • B. Physiology
  • C. Morphology
  • D. Anatomy

Explanation

Stomatal movement involves physiological changes in guard-cell turgor that regulate gas exchange and water loss. Morphology and anatomy study form and structure, so students may choose one of them because stomata are visible structures, but the question asks about their movement.

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