Native plants of the Taiga
Boreal spruce forest across interior Alaska and northern Canada, Yukon to Labrador.
An ecoregion groups land by climate, soil and the plants and animals that live there, so its keystone plants are the same from one end to the other, whatever the hardiness zone. 42 plants in the field guide are native here.
Covers:AlaskaNewfoundland and LabradorNorthwest TerritoriesYukon
Keystone plants
Keystone data pending. The National Wildlife Federation hasn't published a ranking for this region, so there's no keystone list or web here yet. Plants native to it still show in the field guide, and a ranking built from the Narango–Tallamy host data is on the list.
Fungi of the region
Keystone rankings from the National Wildlife Federation, based on caterpillar host research by Doug Tallamy's lab at the University of Delaware (Narango, Tallamy & Shropshire, 2020) and specialist-bee research by Jarrod Fowler. Ecoregion boundaries: Commission for Environmental Cooperation, Level I.