> Are there any examples of a place that is too hot, as opposed to too dry? For a given species of plant, yes. For cold-adapted plants, like those in the arct

> Are there any examples of a place that is too hot, as opposed to too dry? For a given species of plant, yes. For cold-adapted plants, like those in the arctic, too warm of a winter could mean carbohydrate exhaustion due the increased metabolism, which would mean spring starvation. With climate change we see such species retreating to higher elevation or toward the poles.