Abstract
In its broadest sense, polarity can be described as asymmetry. And, if you look at a plant, you will immediately notice a variety of asymmetric features at different levels of complexity. There is a root at the bottom and a shoot at the top. Leaves are attached to the shoot at one end and are free
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