Nerium indicum, Mill is:

Correct answer: B. All of the above

  • A. An erect glabrous evergreen shrub with milky juice
  • B. All of the above
  • C. flowers 1-5 inches across red pink or white fragrant in terminal panicles
  • D. Leave ternate, sometimes opposite, thick coriaceous

Explanation

Nerium indicum, or oleander, is an erect glabrous evergreen shrub with milky latex, leathery leaves usually in whorls of three, and showy flowers in terminal clusters. The listed features collectively describe it, making the combined option appropriate.

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