[in Russian with English abstract: ] As a result of revision of fund materials in 2000 and field studies in 2023, 46 species from 30 genera, 12 families of lichenized fungi were identified on the territory of the Dzhanybek Research Station of the Institute of Forestry Science of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Of these, 32 species had not been previously recorded in Pallasovsky District, including 14 species that were first reported for Volgograd Region. The overwhelming majority of identified species (91,3 %) are associated with woody substrates and are confined to artificial plantations more than 70 years old, which are not typical for the south of the steppe zone. In these plantations, a lichen complex is formed, although somewhat reduced, which is characteristic of oak forest-steppe forests located much to the north of the territory under consideration. This fact, along with a noticeable (from 29 to 48,9 %) increase in the proportion of epiphytic species in the total lichenological list of the Pallasovsky District, confirms the earlier statement that as artificial forest biogeocoenoses become established and develop, biogeocoenotic interrelations between components in the plantations themselves and with the surrounding territory become more complex. Keywords: lichens, biodiversity, stationary studies, artificial forest plantations, Volgograd Region.