The process of aging, declining, or wearing out; senescence occurring together or in relation to something else.
From Latin 'con-' (together) plus 'senescentia' (growing old, from 'senescere' to grow old). The prefix suggests a mutual or simultaneous process of aging.
Plants show consenescence when all their leaves age and fade together at the end of autumn—it's not random but coordinated, like the plant has decided it's everyone's time to slow down at once.
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