sb. pl. Obs.–0 [L. neut. pl. of pr. pple. adnāscens (sc. things).] (See quot.)
1706. Phillips, Adnascentia … Branches which sprout out of the main Stock as in the Veins and Arteries.
1731. Bailey, vol. II., Adnascentia (with Botanists) those excrescencies which grow under the earth, as in the Lily, Narcissus, Hyacinth, etc., which afterwards become true roots.
