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Cedar wood absorbs water due to its porous structure and the presence of natural oils that can create a pathway for moisture to enter. The wood's cellular composition includes cavities that can trap water, allowing it to maintain a certain level of humidity. Additionally, cedar's hygroscopic nature means it can absorb and release moisture in response to changes in environmental humidity, further contributing to its water absorption properties.

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