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.
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