Salt marshes are important coastal environments that provide key ecological services. As
sea level rise has accelerated globally, concerns about the ability of salt marshes to survive …

Predicting the fate of coastal marshes requires understanding how plants respond to rapid
environmental change. Environmental change can elicit shifts in trait variation attributable to …

Abstract In southern New England, salt marshes are exceptionally vulnerable to the impacts
of accelerated sea level rise. Regional rates of sea level rise have been as much as 50 …

As a dominant mangrove species, Kandelia obovata is distributed in an intertidal marsh with
an active H2S release. Whether H2S participates in the salt tolerance of mangrove plants is …

An accelerating global rate of sea level rise (SLR), coupled with direct human impacts to
coastal watersheds and shorelines, threatens the continued survival of salt marshes. We …

Coastal areas host some of the planet's most productive ecosystems, providing life-
sustaining ecological services and several benefits to humankind, while also being some of …

Highlights•Coastal ecosystems are decreasing alarmingly yet provide valuable ecosystem
services.•Disturbance may directly impact the food web or be indirect via effects on …

Massive die-off in salt marshes is one of the most common examples of widespread
degradation in marine and coastal ecosystems. In salt marshes, tidal channel networks …

Salt marshes are globally important ecosystems, but many have been lost or transformed
due to the impacts of global change. There have been attempts to broadly quantify salt …

Consumers can structure plant communities and may function as keystone species or
ecosystem engineers. In salt marshes, the prevailing paradigm has shifted in recent …