The paper presents phytosociological records of the mire nature reserve Torfowisko Kunickie near Legnica, SW Poland, which are compared with previous data. The clear effects of eutrophication of the mire surroundings connected with an increasing drying out (because of existed drainage ditch system and low rainfalls during last years) cause that associations of oligo-/dys- and mesotrophic habitats are superseded by communities which are characteristic for higher level of biogenic elements within substratum. The dominant plant community in the nature reserve is Carici elongatae-Alnetum. The most numerous associations (12) represent the class Phragmitetea australis. 7 valuable plant communities are not confirmed (e.g. Scorpidio- Utricularietum minoris, Caricetum appropinquatae, C. limosae, C. lasiocarpae, C. diandrae). However, 13 others are new for the reserve (e.g. Acoretum calami, Impatientetum parviflorae, community with Urtica dioica, community with Glechoma hederacea, cfr. Urtico-Calystegietum, Ceratophylletum demersi).
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