… Since aerial and subterranean seeds differs in morphology and ecophysiology 14 , … plants
from the two morphs would differ in their vegetative and reproductive growth responses to light…

… In Amphicarpaea edgeworthii, aerial seeds are dark brown … most amphicarpic species, at
least those in the Fabaceae, fit … In amphicarpic species, aerial and subterranean seed morphs …

… For a better understanding of the reproductive biology and eventually the evolutionary … in
pericarp, seed size, and seed morphology. The divergences among different morphs of flowers …

… life cycle from aerial seeds (ASP) and from subterranean seeds (SSP). We hypothesized
that vegetative and reproductive growth of plants from ASP and SSP respond differently to light. …

… to Fabaceae Amphicarpaea, is widely distributed across China and is a typical amphicarpic
… To investigate the basis for this divergence among different morphs of flowers, we identified …

… seeds sired by selfing morphs, and Y is the number of seeds … germination of CH vs CL
seeds of amphicarpic Fabaceae … amphicarpa (three accessions), two other amphicarpic sensu …

… , an annual twining herb, belongs to the Fabaceae, which is … expression with flower (seed)
development. Our research … by using SEM and found that the 3 flower morphs do not differ …

… However, the mechanism of flower development in amphicarpic plants… in the Amphicarpaea
genera of the Fabaceae family to be … of the flowering (seed) plants. The accessibility of the A. …

… subterranean seeds of two amphicarpic legumes (Vicia amphicarpa … Also, certain Fabaceae
seeds can exhibit another class of … amphicarpic morph of each genus as the reference level. …