Question

A taiga biome is DIFFERENT from a tundra biome because it has
A) many coniferous trees.
B) cold winters and cool summers.
C) located in the northern hemisphere.
D) a layer of frozen soil called permafrost.

Answer 1

the answer is A. The tundra is a frozen waste, having very little to no vegetation. While the taiga has conifers growing there

Answer 2

Answer:

The correct answer would be A) many coniferous trees.

Taiga and tundra represent the two coldest biomes of the land on the planet.

The average annual temperature of taiga lies between 41° Fahrenheit and 23° Fahrenheit whereas the temperature of the tundra lies below 23° Fahrenheit throughout the year.

It makes the major difference between the plant life of the two biomes. The taiga is characterized by the presence of coniferous forests which consist of spruces, pines, and larches.

In contrast, vegetation in the tundra is mainly composed of grasses, shrubs, mosses, sedges, and lichens.