Question

In which biome coniferous trees are found
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Answer 1

Answer:

Boreal coniferous forests are evergreen coniferous forests that often grow just south of the tundra in the Northern Hemisphere where winters are long and cold and days are short. In North America the boreal forest stretches from Alaska across Canada to Newfoundland; it stops just north of the southern Canadian border.

Answer 2

Explanation:

Boreal coniferous forests are evergreen coniferous forests that often grow just south of the tundra in the Northern Hemisphere where winters are long and cold and days are short. In North America the boreal forest stretches from Alaska across Canada to Newfoundland; it stops just north of the southern Canadian border.