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We describe the new association Lycopo lucidi–Alnetum japonicae Korznikov, Verkholat &amp; Krestov 2021 ass. nov. of the Alnus japonica swampy forests of the coastal plains and river valleys in the south of the Primorye Territory of Russia. The association includes two subassociations: Lycopo lucidi–Alnetum japonicae typicum Korznikov, Verkholat &amp; Krestov 2021 subass. nov. and the preliminary delineated Lycopo lucidi–Alnetum japonicae betuletosum davuricae subass. prov. developing on gently sloping foothills with a lateral inflow of moisture and is transitional to zonal broad-leaved forests of the class Quercetea mongolicae Song ex Krestov et al. 2006. The association is classified to the alliance Fraxino–Alnion japonicae Miyawaki et al. 1977 described from Japan and belonging to the order Alnetalia japonicae Miyawaki et al. 1977 and the class Alnetea japonicae Miyawaki et al. 1977. We also validate the name of the association Stellario longifoliae–Alnetum japonicae Ohno in Miyawaki 1988 nom. inval. (art. 5) from Hokkaido Island, Northern Japan.

Forests of Japanese alder in the Russian Far East: the new association of the class Alnetea japonicae Miyawaki et al. 1977