Was the direction of movement the same in all elodea cells that were exhibiting cyclosis?

In elodea cells exhibiting cyclosis, the direction of movement is typically the same, with organelles and cytoplasm flowing in a circular pattern around the central vacuole. This movement occurs due to the cytoplasmic streaming driven by the activity of the cytoskeleton. However, variations can occur depending on factors like cell health, temperature, and environmental conditions. Overall, the general trend is consistent in the observed direction within individual cells.