What plants live in the taiga?

Since the taiga is located mainly in the northern territories of the planet, there are more frost-resistant plant species, conifers, which remain green all year round (spruce, pine, larch). There are also shrubs, the berries of which can be eaten (currants, junipers, and so on), and small fertile plants like blueberries or lingonberries. In the southern parts, where it is warmer, deciduous trees, like oak or birch, are also found, but conifers still predominate.