Match the statement below with the two conditions of the stomata as shown in the diagrams below.

Here are the answers to questions 3 and 4:

3. Label the guard cell and stomatal pore in the diagram below:

   • The two bean-shaped cells surrounding the central opening are the guard cells.
   • The central opening between the guard cells is the stomatal pore.

   (Diagram with labels pointing to guard cells and stomatal pore)
   

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   Since I cannot directly label the image, I've described the labels.

4. Match the statement below with the two conditions of the stomata as shown in the diagrams below:

   • Top diagram (Stomata closed):

     • The guard cell become flaccid.
     • It happens when the sunlight is absent.
     • The rate of photosynthesis is low.
     • The plant does not lose a lot of water.

   • Bottom diagram (Stomata open):

     • The plant loses a lot of water.
     • The rate of photosynthesis is high.
     • The guard cells become turgid.
     • If the condition continues, the plants will be dehydrated.