Climate change significantly impacts plant distribution as it alters environmental conditions such as temperature, precipitation, and soil moisture. As the climate changes, many plant species must adapt, migrate, or face extinction. Shifts in temperature and rainfall patterns can lead to changes in suitable habitats, forcing species to move toward higher altitudes or latitudes where conditions remain favorable. These shifts can disrupt existing ecosystems, affecting not only plant communities but also the associated fauna. Understanding the impacts of climate change on plant distribution is crucial for developing effective conservation strategies.