Which outcome minimizes photorespiration under high-temperature stress in C4 plants reliant on rubisco?

💡 Explanation

When C4 plants experience high temperatures, photorespiration is minimized via spatial separation of initial CO2 fixation in mesophyll cells and rubisco-dependent carbon fixation in bundle sheath cells, allowing CO2 concentration. Therefore, spatial separation results, minimizing oxygenase activity, avoiding stomatal closure consequences, and not impacting cellular surface area.

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