COVER IMAGE

The cover image is based on the Editorial Evolution of Environmental Stress Responses in Plants by Zhong‐Hua Chen and Douglas E. Soltis. Photo credits: M. Paris, L. Zhang, R. Folk, B. Ouyang, V. Burlat, T. Flowers, and Z. Chen. Left to right, top to bottom: Image 1: A giant air plant ( Tillandsia fasciculata ); Image 2: Tillandsia australis ; Image 3: A blue‐petal water lily (a hybrid from Nymphaea subgenus Anecphya and Brachyceras ); Image 4: A red water lily ( Nymphaea subgenus Lotos ); Image 5: A dry habitat, the Caatinga, state of Paraíba in Brazil; : Image 6: Tomato cultivar M82 (left, Solanum lycopersicum) is sensitive to salt and drought stresses and the salt and drought tolerant wild accession LA0716 (right, Solanum pennellii ) is from the Andean regions of South America. Image 7: An Arabidopsis thaliana seed releases mucilage stained with Ruthenium red; Image 8: An Arabidopsis thaliana seed releases mucilage stained with Calcofluor; Image 9: an electron micrograph of a plant salt gland; Image 10: Cultivated rice ( Oryza sativa ) grown under mild salinity stress; Image 11: Field trial of wild rice species under mild salinity stress.