An example of whorled phyllotaxy is

C) Mint
In whorled phyllotaxy, leaves are arranged in a circular manner around the stem at the same node. Mint is a common example of this type of phyllotaxy. The leaves grow in a whorl pattern, often providing optimal exposure to sunlight for photosynthesis. Other plants with whorled phyllotaxy include oleander and Nerium.