The taiga biome has long cold dry winters and cool wet summers in three to four sentences describe how the plants and animals would be impacted by a warm and dry summer and how they might survive
During a warm and dry summer in the taiga biome, plants may struggle to access enough water to survive, leading to stunted growth and decreased reproduction. Some plants may adapt by developing deeper root systems to reach groundwater or by growing thicker waxy coatings on their leaves to retain moisture. Animals in the taiga may also face challenges as their food sources dwindle due to the lack of precipitation. Some animals may migrate to areas with more abundant resources, while others may enter a state of dormancy to conserve energy until conditions improve.
