Cover image: On Florida’s Atlantic coast, black mangrove Avicennia germinans (seedlings in left foreground), is expanding northward into salt marshes with climate warming. Rodent herbivores that frequent the marsh – like this juvenile hispid cotton rat (Sigmodon hispidus) – may slow mangrove expansion by consuming mangrove propagules. Photograph by Rachel S. Smith. See related article by Smith, Blaze, & Byers, pp. 1649–1664.

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封面图片：在佛罗里达州的大西洋沿岸，随着气候变暖，黑色的红树林Avicennia菌种（幼苗在左前景）向北扩张成盐沼。经常出没沼泽的啮齿动物食草动物，例如这只幼年的棉铃虫（Sigmodon hispidus），可能会通过食用红树林的繁殖物而减慢红树林的扩张。瑞秋·史密斯（Rachel S.Smith）摄影。参见Smith，Blaze和Byers撰写的相关文章，第1649-1664页。