Auxin polar transport goes
A) from shoot tip to root tip.
B) from base to tip.
C) either from shoot tip to base or from base to shoot tip.
D) primarily from shoot tip to root tip, but sometimes in reverse.
E) primarily from root tip to shoot tip, but sometimes in reverse.

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Auxin polar transport typically goes from the shoot tip to the root tip, following a unidirectional flow that is crucial for plant growth and development. This directional movement helps in the elongation of cells in the shoots and roots, and in the establishment of the plant's overall polarity.

Auxin Polar Transport Goes