IV : Environment:
Beer Plants are found worldwide. They are most
often found in the same areas that humans frequent but can be found in
areas just on the edge of human habitation as well. Especially those
areas where people think they are alone in abandond areas or
wilderness locations.
While one will primarily find domestic beer plants in a given habitat
occasionally one can find non-domestic breeds. Non-domestic (imports)
species make up only 7.3% of known cervezos plants in the
Americas.
Beer plants are more common in certain regions of the United States.
The majority of beer plants are in the western region, followed by the
southeast region. The Midwest and northeastern areas have a slightly
smaller population of cervezos. Roughly 4.3% of Americans live in
'dry' or 'arid' areas, where beer plants are not able to really
prosper or those that are found have substandard low alcohol producing
nectar.
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