Consider the Following Facts $\bullet$ CO₂ and Light Energy Are Needed in Chloroplasts to Carry

Consider the following facts:
$\bullet$ CO₂ and light energy are needed in chloroplasts to carry out photosynthesis.
$\bullet$ Light heats up leaves when it is absorbed.
$\bullet$ CO₂ enters leaves and water evaporates from leaves through open stomata.
$\bullet$ Water evaporating from a surface cools that surface.

Based on these facts, one can conclude that

A) light absorption by leaves causes stomatal closure to reduce water loss.
B) leaves in high levels of light will keep their stomata closed more than leaves in shade.
C) CO₂ uptake by leaves in a low CO₂ environment will be greater than CO₂ uptake in a high CO₂ environment.
D) large leaves can be damaged by light-induced overheating if they have too few open stomata.
E) leaves that are in a high CO₂ environment need to develop more chloroplasts to avoid damage.