What is CAM Photosynthesis?
CAM photosynthesis is like a night owl's twist on the usual daytime plant process. Plants like cacti and succulents store CO2 at night to use during the day when it's hot and dry. Keeps 'em efficient and water-wise!
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It's how some plants avoid losing water in hot climates by doing their photosynthesis biz at night.
CAM photosynthesis is a type of photosynthesis where plants fix CO2 at night. It's especially useful in arid conditions.
CAM (Crassulacean Acid Metabolism) photosynthesis lets plants fix carbon dioxide at night and store it as an acid. Then, during the day, they convert it to sugar. Super handy for desert plants!
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