Which biome is the world’s largest and contains mostly coniferous trees? tropical rain forest, deciduous forest, taiga, grassland

The world's largest biome is Taiga Biome.

The  Taiga biome is known to be the world's largest terrestrial biome. It lies below the tundra biome.

This biome is also called as the boreal forest or coniferous forest because the maximum trees here are the conifers.

This biome has small summer and huge amount of rainfall during summers.The conifers trees that are found here are considered as the evergreen tree as they appear green throughout the year.

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Taiga is the answer

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