which region has the most number of coniferous trees? why do you think this is the case?
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The immense boreal forests (or taiga) of northern Eurasia and North America are dominated by just a dozen species of conifers, with even fewer adjunct kinds of hardwoods. The richest north temperate conifer forests are those of mid-latitude mountain systems, where conifers also dominate in numbers.
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Asia and northern America has the most number of coniferous trees
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