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Which biome, dominated by coniferous forests of spruce, pine, and larch and stretching across much of Siberia, is the largest terrestrial biome on Earth?

Answer: Taiga — The taiga (boreal forest) covers roughly 11 percent of the planet's land surface, with the Siberian taiga alone spanning over 3,900 kilometres from the Urals to the Pacific.

The taiga (boreal forest) covers roughly 11 percent of the planet's land surface, with the Siberian taiga alone spanning over 3,900 kilometres from the Urals to the Pacific.

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