The correct option is C The stomata remains closed during the day and open during the night
In CAM plants, the stomata remain closed during the day and open during the night. This happens so as to reduce loss of water due to transpiration. This process happens in plants occurring in desert regions. During the night, phosphoenolpyruvate accepts CO2 to form oxaloacetic acid, which is then converted to malic acid. This malic acid is stored in the vacuole. During the day, the stomata remains closed; so CO2 will not be able to enter into the leaf. So, vacuolar malic acid is converted to malate which is further broken down into CO2 and pyruvate. This CO2 is then used in photosynthesis.