Which effect results when abscisic acid fails to activate?

💡 Explanation

Higher water loss occurs due to uncontrolled transpiration; abscisic acid triggers stomatal closure via turgor pressure reduction mediated by potassium efflux. Consequently, reduced turgor stops closure rather than correctly closing, because ABA normally induces water conservation, thus water loss.

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