If a plant has leaves with reticulate venation, what kind of roots will it have?

Plants with leaves showing reticulate venation commonly have taproots. Reticulate venation displays a branching network of veins on the leaf. Taproots are primary roots growing vertically down with smaller lateral roots. This root system contrasts with fibrous roots seen in plants with parallel venation in their leaves, making it easier to identify the type of root system a plant possesses.