What is the adaptability of animals and plants to the experience of winter conditions?

It all depends on the specific species. Plants generally have a supply of nutrients for the winter in the stem or root. Plants shed their leaves before the onset of cold weather, but there are also evergreen organisms that have “antifreezes” in their cells. Animals can go into hibernation, suspended animation or survive the winter thanks to special adaptations. This is a woolen cover that protects them from the cold, the presence of a fat layer, and so on. Cold-blooded people have non-fatty acids in their cells that keep water from freezing.