Categorical habitat suitability map for cheatgrass in the United States

A screenshot from the Invasive Species Habitat Tool (INHABIT) 4.0 displaying categorical habitat suitability for cheatgrass (Bromus tectorum) across the contiguous United States. Darker brown indicates the habitat is suitable for high abundance (more than or equal to 25% cover); dark orange indicates habitat is suitable for abundance (more than or equal to 5% cover); light orange indicates suitable for occurrence (more than 0% cover); light tan indicates no suitability; black indicates environmental extrapolation is limited.