List the adaptations of plants and animals to living conditions in the tundra and taiga.

Plants.
All vegetation in the tundra, according to statistics, is much smaller in size than, for example, in deciduous forests. Plants of the tundra and taiga are characterized by frost resistance, and, as a result, they can easily and simply grow under the snow.
They can “store” nutrients And they also tolerate abundance of moisture well.

Animals.
Most of the animals have an undercoat and a thick layer of subcutaneous fat so as not to freeze at very low temperatures.
They hibernate when an unfavorable climatic period occurs.
Very hardy, they can live for a long time without food and water. And also snow can be eaten as a source of water.