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What is the largest terrestrial biome on Earth?

What is the largest terrestrial biome on Earth?

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M. Krasinski

M. Krasinski

M. Krasinski
M. Krasinski, Content Writer, Columbus

Answered Dec 26, 2018

The largest terrestrial biome on earth is the taiga. This is defined as being a forest that has a lot of evergreens and coniferous trees. These don’t lose their leaves over the winter. There are many pockets of this kind of territory over the entire world.

I mean, there are small wooded areas near my home that have trees that don’t lose their leaves this time of year. It’s absolutely beautiful and breathtaking to see a line of pine or evergreen trees on a snowy day. It’s followed closely by the desert, then the deciduous forest, then the tundra.

However, if we’re just talking what the largest biome on earth is - terrestrial or not - it’s the marine biome. That covers 75% of the world, since three-quarters of the earth are covered in water. That’s really all there is to that.

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Kennedy_Webster

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Answered May 01, 2017

Taiga is the largest land biome on Earth.

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John Smith

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Answered May 02, 2017

Taiga
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