Why does the bamboo in a feeding area die out?

Bamboo in a feeding area may die out due to overgrazing by animals, which can severely limit its ability to regenerate and thrive. Additionally, competition for nutrients and sunlight from other plants can hinder its growth. Environmental factors such as drought or poor soil quality may further stress the bamboo, leading to its decline. Lastly, bamboo's natural life cycle includes periodic die-offs, which can be exacerbated in areas where it is heavily browsed.