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A comparison of taiga flora in north‐eastern Russia and Alaska/Yukon

Aim  To understand the similarities and differences between the taiga floras of far north‐eastern Asia and north‐western North America in the light of their Tertiary and Quaternary histories. Does the taiga flora follow the tundra pattern (Asian–American commonality of species as a result of continuity through the Quaternary), the temperate forest pattern (distinct species because of late Tertiary disjunction), a combination of these two patterns, or some pattern unique to the taiga?