acclimatizableadj.

1860 Edinb. Rev. Jan. 181 Among the acclimatisable birds which have appeared in our Zoological Gardens, the mound-raising genera are altogether most singular and interesting.

1875 Brit. Med. Jrnl. 13 Nov. 624/2 This animal may be now be considered perfectly acclimatisable in France.

1917 Vinegar Bull. Oct. 155 The vinegar bacteria as acclimatisable individuals became naturally accustomed to thrive well in these warm surroundings.

1949 Man 49 81/1 In this matter cross-breeding has well-marked results; but the Negro is not acclimatizable.

2000 M. Berthouly & H. Etienne in T. Sera et al. Coffee Biotechnology & Quality v. 82 The main aim—obtaining directly acclimatizable material—means working at lower densities.