Which consequence is seen in CAM plants when initial carbon fixation exceeds its processing ability inside the cells' vacuoles?

💡 Explanation

In CAM plants, excessive carbon fixation overwhelms its processing capacity inside vacuoles, specifically increasing 'Malate transport inhibition'. This blocks the carbon cycle because increased malate accumulation inhibits further fixation rather than increasing photorespiration or directly affecting water loss.

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