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Created page with "Decay in lumber refers to the breakdown of the wood caused by fungi or other microorganisms. Decay typically occurs in moist conditions, where the wood is exposed to high levels of moisture and is unable to dry out properly. This can be caused by exposure to rain or groundwater, or by high levels of humidity in the air. The fungi that cause decay feed on the wood and break down its cellulose and lignin, which are the primary structural components of the wood. This can w..."
Peter wood (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Decay in lumber refers to the breakdown of the wood caused by fungi or other microorganisms. Decay typically occurs in moist conditions, where the wood is exposed to high levels of moisture and is unable to dry out properly. This can be caused by exposure to rain or groundwater, or by high levels of humidity in the air. The fungi that cause decay feed on the wood and break down its cellulose and lignin, which are the primary structural components of the wood. This can w...") |
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