What plants are there in the snow-capped mountains?

The common plants in the snow-capped mountains are kurama Flower, Senecio scandens, Tahuang, Saussurea involucrata, Taibai Fritillaria, Taibai Rice, Taibai Chrysanthemum and so on.

Alpine plants have many characteristics in adapting to cold environment. First of all, their thick stems help to provide enough structural support to resist strong winds and snow pressure. The leaves of alpine plants are thicker, which helps to reduce water evaporation and provide protection from low temperature and strong ultraviolet rays. Their roots are usually more and deeper to increase their ability to absorb water and nutrients and provide a more stable growth foundation. These adaptive characteristics enable alpine plants to survive and reproduce in extreme environments. In the alpine region below 4000 meters above sea level, the common plants are Poinsettia, Senecio scandens, Tahuang, Saussurea involucrata, Fritillaria Taibai, Taibai Rice, Taibai Chrysanthemum and so on. These plants adapt to the climate and soil conditions in alpine regions and can survive in low temperature, strong radiation and barren soil. Their existence enriches the alpine ecosystem, provides food and habitat for animals, and also brings aesthetic feeling and ornamental value to people. The characteristics and distribution of these plants are vivid examples of adapting to the alpine environment.