How have domesticated varieties of wild grasses lost their ability to survive in Nature?

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Domesticated varieties of wild grasses have been selectively bred for traits beneficial to humans, such as larger fruiting heads that do not shatter easily to release seeds. This trait, while advantageous for harvesting, means that the plants cannot disperse their seeds naturally in the wild, impairing their ability to reproduce and survive without human intervention.

How Have Domesticated Varieties of Wild Grasses Lost Their Ability