Which modification increases crop yield when daytime temperatures induce photorespiration?

💡 Explanation

Higher temperatures cause photorespiration, limiting yield; switching to CAM uses temporal separation of carbon fixation (at night) and the Calvin cycle (day) to avoid photorespiration. Therefore, water loss is diminished and increased crop yield results, rather than increasing other metabolism.

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