【Objective】 This study aims to systematically analyze the phenotypic traits of seeds from different sources of Argentina anserina and reveal the extent of variation and morphological diversity in A. anserina seed traits. 【Method】 Thirty samples of A. anserina seeds from different sources were used as materials to measure various parameters,including length,width,circumference,thickness,length ‐to ‐width ratio,and thousand ‐ grain weight. Variance analysis,correlation analysis,cluster analysis,and principal component analysis were conducted.【Result】1) There were significant differences (P<0. 01) in all six seed traits of A. anserina,with considerable variation within each trait. The coefficient of variation for thousand ‐grain weight was the highest (23. 91%),making it an important index for selecting varieties. 2) Seed thickness and thousand‐grain weight showed a significantly positive correlation (P<0. 01) with seed length,width,length-to‐width ratio,and circumference,indicating their importance as selection indices for superior A. anserina varieties. 3) The thirty seed sources were classified into five clusters,with clusters 2 and 3 exhibiting relatively larger values for all parameters,thereby suggesting their potential as candidate populations for variety selection. 4) Principal component analysis and comprehensive evaluation revealed that seed thickness, thousand‐grain weight,and seed length were the major factors influencing the variation in A. anserina seed traits. Among the seed sources,source ‘4’ obtained highest comprehensive trait score of 2. 35,making it a candidate for the best variety breeding.【Conclusion】 Source ‘4’ exhibits favorable comprehensive traits and can be considered as a candidate for screening new A. anserina varieties and as a primary seed source for cultivation. The research provids a theoretical basis for the breeding of new A. anserina varieties.