Where is the taiga and what plants can be found there?

Answer by  BrendaG (6111)

The Tiaga biome, or ecosystem, covers huge areas in Canada, Europe, and Asia. The summers are warm and the winters cold. Fir, spruce, and pine trees are plentiful.

Answer by  Ravelyn (62)

The Taiga is a biome covering parts of Canada, Alaska, Sweden, Finland, Norway, the Scottish Highlands and Russia. Flora ranges from coniferous, evergreen and broadleaf trees to mosses and lichens.

Answer by  jclick (1561)

Taiga is the largest biome group in the world and can be found in North America, Europe and Asia in the high mountains. Taiga is the Russian word for forest and typical plant species found in the taiga are lichens, mosses, and coniferous evergreen trees like pine, white spruce and Douglas fir.

Answer by  photocreepers (38)

Taiga is the largest of the major biomes. It stretches over the northern portions of Eurasia and North America. The temperature is below freezing for much of the year, and due to this, not much plant life can be found there. The plants that do grow in the taiga are mainly evergreens and needleleaf trees.