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We present an annotated list of new finds of red algae from Hainan Island, Southern China,\udincluding those found in 1990 and 1992 during the German-Chinese expeditions to Hainan Island\udand in 2008–2016 by Titlyanova, Titlyanov, and Li. Between 1990 and 1992, a total of 64 taxa of red\udalgae were newly recorded for Hainan Island. Of these 15 species were new records for China.\udDuring the period 2008–2016, a further 54 taxa were newly recorded for Hainan Island, of which 20\udwere new records for China. The full list of new taxa includes taxonomic forms, dates, and locales,\udtogether with known biogeographical distributions. During both periods, the apparent enrichment\udof red algal marine flora has occurred in a similar way—mainly at the expense of epiphytes with\udfilamentous, thin-filamentous, and finely branched forms. We believe that the changes in the flora\udof Hainan Island have been influenced by both anthropogenic and natural factors including in\udparticular exploitation of herbivores, nutrient pollution, and coral bleaching

The Significance of New Records of Benthic Red Algae (Rhodophyta) for Hainan Island (and China) between 1990 and 2016