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![The cover illustration shows Cuscuta californica, a stem parasite in the morning glory family, here attached to a purple coleus. Despite the overall yellow-orange colour of Cuscuta species, most can perform localized photosynthesis in response to energetic or developmental needs. [See Schneider et al., pp. 1187–1202. Photo credit: Alison Dias, University of Toronto Mississauga]](https://venexa.site/media/HJKsleEWUAApsfC.jpg)
ALT The cover illustration shows Cuscuta californica, a stem parasite in the morning glory family, here attached to a purple coleus. Despite the overall yellow-orange colour of Cuscuta species, most can perform localized photosynthesis in response to energetic or developmental needs. [See Schneider et al., pp. 1187–1202. Photo credit: Alison Dias, University of Toronto Mississauga]
ALT Drought during a key post-fire stage for recovery success filters plants with enhanced fitness under water stress in a Mediterranean obligate seeder
ALT Figure showing factors influencing plant performance and leaf characteristics. This figure shows the relative contribution of different factors to variation in measures of plant success (such as growth and fruit production) and leaf traits. The analysis includes only plants that emerged during the first autumn after the fire (65 individuals). The height of each column indicates how much of the observed variation in a trait can be explained by the statistical model. Response variables and explanatory factors are arranged from most to least important. The number of factors included in each model varied depending on the trait being analysed.
ALT Cistus albidus. Credits: David Salesa.