What protects the wild sugarcane?

Wild sugarcane is protected by a combination of its natural environment and ecological factors. Its tough, fibrous structure helps deter herbivores, while its growth in dense stands can provide a protective habitat. Additionally, wild sugarcane often thrives in wetlands and marshes, which can be challenging for some predators to navigate. Conservation efforts and habitat protection also play a role in safeguarding wild sugarcane populations from habitat loss and other threats.