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Unlike C3 plants, they keep fixing carbon dioxide even when the concentration of carbon dioxide in the leaf is low. In addition, they do not need to open their stomates all the time to get enough carbon dioxide, thus minimizing the water loss during the process which is not the case in most C3 plants. Hence C4 plants are more water efficient keeping them more adaptable in hot environment. (Above image isn't C4 plant it is CAM plant similar to C4 which is adaptable to hot environment yet different type of photosynthesis)

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