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BackgroundThe diversity of soil animals of relict forest ecosystems in East Asia continues to be insufficiently studied and almost not represented in international databases, including GBIF. This article is based on 7550 records of 175 species which were collected in Ussuriiskii, Sikhote-Alinskii and Kedrovaya Pad’ natural reserves of Russian Far East in 2016–2017. A multi-scale sampling design allowed us to estimate population densities and local species richness of   Collembola   at areas of different sizes. The work continues  the digitization of the collections of the Moscow Pedagogical State University (MPSU)  and their publication through  GBIF.org , which began in 2019. This article is based on original data including 2377 specimens of springtails from eight forests and 648 soil cores.New informationWithin the framework of modern taxonomy, this work represents the first publication of lists of   Collembola   species of forests of Primorsky Krai. The work focused on the relict protected cedar-deciduous forests. Nine species new to science were described and data on the fauna of the region were significantly revised. Considerable contribution was made to the biogeography of   Collembola   of East Asia. The design of the sampling allowed us to draw conclusions about the species saturation of springtails at various spatial scales within the habitat: from a few square cm to 100 sq. m. Number of species reached record high values reflecting the benchmark state of   Collembola   communities of undisturbed old temperate forest ecosystems.

The extremely high diversity of Collembola in relict forests of Primorskii Krai of Russia