Which of the following corresponds to Ribes sanguineum 'King Edward VII'?

Ribes sanguineum 'King Edward VII' is commonly known as the King Edward VII Flowering Currant. This cultivar is particularly noted for its striking pink flowers that bloom in early spring, making it a popular ornamental shrub in gardens. The King Edward VII variety is often chosen for its visual appeal and ability to attract pollinators, such as hummingbirds and bees.

The other options refer to different species or cultivars within the Ribes genus. The term "Red-Flowering Currant" could be considered a general description of Ribes sanguineum, but it does not specify the 'King Edward VII' cultivar. The "Golden Currant" refers to Ribes aureum, which produces yellow flowers and edible fruit, and the "Black Currant" indicates Ribes nigrum, known for its dark berries. Therefore, selecting King Edward VII Flowering Currant as the correct answer identifies the specific cultivar known for its ornamental value, distinguishing it from the other Ribes species listed.