The paper includes data on
species, which were recorded by the author in Kamchatka since 1990 but mostly
were not published. 19 species are new for Kamchatka, including Jungermannia
evansii – new for Russia and Marsupella adusta – second record for
Russia. Data on distribution, ecology and differentiation of Kurzia
makinoana, mentioned as K. sylvatica for the first time for Russia
from Kamchatka and Iturup Isl. (Konstantinova & al., 1992), are provided.
The list of 12 species, which were omitted in the recent account of I. V.
Czernyadjeva and A. D. Potemkin (2002) on bryophytes of the South-Kamchatka
Nature Reserve (ÞÊÇ – 51°20’N
156°45’E), is provided. Coordinates of the other collecting localities in
Kamchatka with corresponding Cyrillic abbreviations used in the text as
follows: Central Kamchatka – ÂÊÈ (Upper Kerevna Hot Springs) –
ca. 56°43’N 159°52’E; West Kamchatka Lowland – ÇÊÍ – 54°53’N 155°41’E; SW
Kamchatka – Á (Bannaya River Basin) –
52°54’N 157° 30’E, ÁÍ (Interfluve of
Bystroy-Bol’shoy and Nachilova Rivers) – 53°06’N 156° 53’E. Four species
added to the liverwort flora of Primorskiy Krai, including Cololejeunea
japonica and Radula japonica new for Russia. They were collected in
the Lazovky Reserve, cordons “America” (ca. 43°13-14’N 134°01-02’E) abbreviated
as À and “Island of Petrov” (ca.
42°52’N 133°48’E) – Ï. The species lists
are annotated by data on localities and ecology of every species as well as by
taxonomic consideration and notes on distribution of most interesting species.