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lvm and PV listing

Goal

I would like to list the PVs involved in a VG. Neither "vgs" nor "vgdisplay" tells me. I need that information in order to install and clone an existing Debian using LVM and want to have the same LVM configuration.

Recipe

The "vgs" output: 
 root@maila:~# vgs   VG    #PV #LV #SN Attr   VSize   VFree     disk0   1   1   0 wz--n- 931,51G 520,00M   disk1   1   2   0 wz--n- 447,13G 397,13G
The "pvs" output: 
 root@maila:~# pvs   PV         VG    Fmt  Attr PSize   PFree     /dev/md1   disk1 lvm2 a-   447,13G 397,13G   /dev/md2   disk0 lvm2 a-   931,51G 520,00M
How to read it:
  • There is only one PV per VG
  • "md1" belongs to the VG disk1
  • "md2" belongs to the VG disk0
If the output where: 
 root@maila:~# pvs   PV         VG       /dev/md1   disk1    /dev/md2   disk0          /dev/md3   disk1    /dev/md4   disk0          /dev/md5   disk1    /dev/md6   disk0          /dev/md7   disk1    /dev/md8   disk0
Then that would mean:
  • There are 4 PVs per VG
  • "md1", "md3", "md5" and "md7" belong to the VG disk1
  • "md2", "md4", "md6" and "md8" belong to the VG disk0

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