Explain why conifers do not grow across the entire state of Alaska

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anonymous · Answer

@thomaster Sorry to bother you, I know you're busy with LaTeX and all.. But do you mind helping me with some Bio again? c:

thomaster · Answer

What kind of biomes does alaska have?

anonymous · Answer

We've gone over this A LOT so I should know Cx

anonymous · Answer

It has taiga, boreal, and coniferous. c:

thomaster · Answer

No those are not the biomes i'm talking about :) Taiga is a biome (also called boreal forest)
There is 1 other type of biome in alaska

anonymous · Answer

They're all tundra biomes, right?

thomaster · Answer

No they're not tundra biomes, tundra is the biome i'm talking about
What do you know about the tundra biome?

anonymous · Answer

Uhmmm, It's a biome that cover the rest of Alaska of then Taiga. I know this because of one of my previous questions. Cx

anonymous · Answer

other than*

thomaster · Answer

yea that's true the center-east of alaska is taiga, west+northcoast are tundra
Can conifers grow in trundra biomes?

anonymous · Answer

I don't think so :o

thomaster · Answer

nope it's way to cold over there. The groud on some places is almost always frozen so the trees have no survival change. That's why tundra's have very little vegetation.

anonymous · Answer

Oh, thanks. c:
Then I was thinking correctly.
Why can't you be my teacher? -_-

anonymous · Answer

I'm serious lol