Abstract
The article presents the results investigating the species composition of the bryophytes based on field research of mire ecosystems of the Big Shantar Island. This study found a total of 75 bryophyte species, including 60 species of which belong to mosses and 15 species of liverworts. The most species-rich family of bryophytes of the National Park, Sphagnaceae includes 22 species. The sections Cuspidata comprises 8 species and Acutifolia – 8 species. Calliergonaceae (7 species) is the most represented family of the Bryopsida (38 species), and Scapaniaceae (5 species) and Cephaloziaceae (4 species) are the largest taxa of liverworts. The distribution of the identified species is considered in relation to the sites of mires.
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