Whorled phyllotaxy with simple reticulate leaves occur ina) Alstoniab) Guavac) Calotropisd) Mustarde) China rose

Whorled phyllotaxy refers to the arrangement of leaves in a whorl around the stem. Reticulate leaves have a network of veins.

Among the options provided:

a) Alstonia: Alstonia leaves typically have an opposite arrangement, not whorled.
b) Guava: Guava leaves have an alternate arrangement, not whorled.
c) Calotropis: Calotropis leaves have an alternate arrangement, not whorled.
d) Mustard: Mustard leaves have an alternate arrangement, not whorled.
e) China rose (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis): This plant often exhibits whorled phyllotaxy, and its leaves have a simple reticulate venation pattern.

So, the correct answer is e) China rose.