Why are plants more abundant in cold seasons than warm season s?

Plants are often more abundant in cold seasons due to specific adaptations that allow them to thrive in cooler temperatures and increased moisture availability. Many species enter a period of dormancy during warm seasons, conserving energy and resources, while others may rely on winter rains or snowmelt for hydration. Additionally, some plants have evolved to bloom and reproduce during the colder months, taking advantage of reduced competition and increased sunlight exposure. This seasonal strategy enables them to maximize growth and survival in colder climates.