Pore opening in crassulacean acid metabolism plants depends on light presence or absence, and absolute temperature. If it is dark and the temperature is correct, pores open. It doesn't require a day/night difference. My understanding is almost no crassulacean acid metabolism plants open pores at 30C/85 F and above. Many plants suffocate below this night temperature, however. It varies from species to species.
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