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what is boreal forest

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Answered by Jas41
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Taiga is known as boreal forest,is a characterized by coniferous forest consisting of mostly pines,spruces and larches.
Answered by stylishtamilachee
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Explanation:

Boreal forest:

  • Boreal forests grow in the coldest possible climate for trees, and are found in the subarctic and subalpine regions of the world.
  • Large stretches of boreal forests are found in Canada, Siberia and Scandinavia.
  • These forests are also called taiga.
  • The trees are mostly evergreen conifers and include species such as spruce, fir and pine.
  • Some broadleaved deciduous trees such as birch, aspen willow and rowan are also found.

  • Vegetation on the forest floor is sparse, with only patches of grasses mosses and lichens.
  • Animals found here adapted to Survive long, cold winters and usually have thick fur.
  • Moose, elks, caribou, bison, Snowshoe hares, wolves, grizzly bears lynxes and wolverines are some examples.
  • Many animals found in temperate regions are also found here.
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