Dead tree branches rise and fall with changing humidity, laser scans reveal

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Phys.org	Dead tree branches rise and fall with changing humidity, laser scans reveal	Dead tree branches are by no means static but move throughout the day. Geoinformatics researchers at Heidelberg University tracked these movements in a study conducted in cooperation with the Finnish	28 Oct, 11:20	28 Oct, 11:30	0m	phys.org	First

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