The harsh climatic conditions of the North predetermined Fauna and Flora: there are many mosses and lichens, stunted shrubs and coniferous trees like spruce and larch. Lichens, for example, are food for mammals. There is a black spruce, a very frostresistant plant, like a cedar. Exotic red spruce is also found. Here you can find a unique plant Kergelensky cabbage. She is edible, has fleshy leaves. There are blue-green algae in these parts that can perform photosynthesis.
Plants of the Far North
Red spruce
Black spruce
Greenland bagel
Cloudberry
Malina is great
Tolknyanka
Larch
Dwarf birch
Heather
Siberian juniper
Polar willow
Alder
Cedar stelic
Kergelenskaya cabbage
Lisochrosost alpine
Arctic pike
Polar poppy
Alpine yaskolka
Seaweed
Blue-green algae
Mossy
Icelandic moss
Reindeer moss
Lichens
Umbilicaria
Conclusion
There are a lot of types in the north, but usually they are well adapted to frost and a lack of food. Among the plants you can find berries, such as clogging and inedible stubborn, which is dangerous for humans. Infusions are made from her leaves, but they should not abuse them. There is a Siberian juniper, as a result of the flowering of which small fruits appear that are suitable for consumption. Here you can find an ordinary heather that has useful properties thanks to flavonoids and alkaloids.
