connivent
/kɑːnˈvɛnt/ or /kɒnˈvɛnt/Definitions
1. verb
to grow together or converge at a point, especially leaves or branches of a plant.
“The connivent leaves of the succulent formed a tight rosette in the center of the pot.”
2. adjective
growing together or converging at a point, especially leaves or branches of a plant.
“The connivent branches of the tree formed a unique canopy above the forest floor.”