Table 3.

Prevalence of fruit and seed vivipary in two strongly viviparous accessions of Lagenaria siceraria at different maturation stages.

Traits∗1,2	Accession1	30DAF	35DAF	40DAF	45DAF	50DAF	CPW
VS	NI128	0.00 ± 0.00e A	2.62 ± 5.41d B	8.68 ± 8.10c B	9.75 ± 6.60c B	12.85 ± 5.75b B	24.67 ± 10.32a B
	NI153	0.00 ± 0.00e A	6.77 ± 7.76d A	16.00 ± 9.83c A	18.99 ± 9.14c A	22.48 ± 8.51b A	37.04 ± 17.82a A
VF	NI128	00.00 ± 0.00d A	10.00 ± 28.03d B	60.00 ± 33.80c B	83.33 ± 24.39b B	100.00 ± 0.00a A	100.00 ± 0.00a A
	NI153	00.00 ± 0.00d A	26.66 ± 37.16c A	83.33 ± 24.39b A	100.00 ± 0.00a A	100.00 ± 0.00a A	100.00 ± 0.00a A
IS	NI128	76.96 ± 9.83a B	66.27 ± 14.50b A	24.10 ± 9.76c A	18.09 ± 6.84d B	10.15 ± 3.79e A	8.27 ± 3.04e B
	NI153	84.30 ± 6.38a A	56.75 ± 20.70b A	25.75 ± 10.98c A	24.17 ± 11.44c A	13.76 ± 6.62d A	13.33 ± 5.46d A

^∗Values followed by the different letter in a line (tiny letters) and in a column (capital letters) are significantly different (p < 0.05) using LSD.

¹VS: percent of viviparous seeds; VF: fruits bearing viviparous seeds; IS: immature seed.

²DAF: days after fertilization; CPW: complete plant withered.