Taiga forest
The Arctic circle is surrounded by forests, the taiga forest consists of trees that can hold the coldest temperature and moisture for a long winter. When spring and summer arrive, the trees have to do the most to capture sunlight ( photosynthesis, hydrological cycle) in a short period of time.

Douglas Fir pine tree is 90 meter tall ( tallest in the Arctic Circle) that attracts sunlight during spring and summer. There are more pine like Balsam fir, Scott pine. They are found along rivers, mountain slopes.

Gist of the matter These pine trees are extremely important in the Arctic circle, they the greatest Representative in the tundra region. These trees are responsible to protect against drought and melting glaciers. WATER CONSERVATION

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