“…Tapered insertions presenting an island-like shape and relatively low In concentrations ( x In = 0.15–0.25) have been observed by different groups, ,, while higher In concentrations ( x In = 0.30–0.60) have been associated with untapered disk-like morphologies. ,, In the two cases, a spontaneous core–shell structure was put in evidence as well as different strain relaxation modes: elastic relaxation for island-like heterostructures and plastic for untapered ones . Radially overgrown shapes in the form of nano-bells and nano-umbrellas have also been observed, this time within a rather broad range of InGaN compositions (0.10 < x In < 0.50). − In this case, stacking faults terminating with partial dislocations were found to contribute to strain relaxation and the presence of a non-uniform indium distribution was inferred in some cases, as also reported for more complex and irregular InGaN shapes . The underlying mechanism governing the appearance of these different morphologies is not completely understood yet, and there is no unifying picture correlating this large variety of results to specific growth conditions.…”