The phrase "adaptable species" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing organisms that can adjust to different environments or changes in their surroundings.
Example: "The adaptable species of the rainforest can thrive in both wet and dry conditions, showcasing their resilience."
Alternatives: "flexible organisms" or "versatile species".
Initial vegetative growth is very important to the establishment of Castor bean and since little is known about biochemical and molecular changes related to temperature adaptation in R. communis, we raise the question whether such a highly adaptable species may have a specific metabolic signature that may apply to other crops, as well.
New Yorkers are, by necessity, an adaptable species.
We have evolved to be the supremely adaptable species.
We're an adaptable species, but also habitual and sentimental; that's one reason we're stuck in denial.
Winners will be invasive, adaptable species like sycamore and Japanese knotweed.
Otters are an adaptable species that, given the chance, can quickly recolonise the habitats from which they have been excised.
When the planting percentage is high, the rate of increase of planted species is higher than the rate of colonization of warming-adapted deciduous species, and the planted species delay the establishment of the warming-adaptable species that have short harvest rotations (due to lower harvestable ages).
Consequently, as cities expand across the planet, biological homogenization increases because the same "urban-adaptable" species become increasingly widespread and locally abundant in cities across the planet.
Therefore, the microbiocidal assay is very adaptable, not species specific, and can be used in a number of species.
By evolving in such a way as to gratify human desires, a handful of adaptable plant species have induced certain visionary humans -- humans like Luther Burbank and Johnny Appleseed and Claude Hope -- to spread their species' genes far and wide.
We've opened opportunities for a whole range of adaptable plant species to gate-crash our ordered lives by the reckless way we treat the earth.
