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, which statement best provides a hypothesis for what might happen as atmospheric CO₂ levels increase during global climate change?

A) Fewer stomata will be needed for photosynthesis, so plants will have less capacity for evaporative cooling of large leaves.
B) High CO₂ levels will cause damage to plants with large leaves because of suffocation.
C) Large leaves will capture too much light compared with the amount of CO₂ they can take up, so they will decrease in size to avoid light.
D) More stomata will be needed, so plants with large leaves will lose too much water.
E) High CO₂ levels will cause an increase in leaf size, shading the plants and limiting plant growth capacity.