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Photo depicting a bright evergreen pine . Little tiny colorful new fir-tree cone growth on the brunch. Macro, close up Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Ripe pine cones are sensitive to changes in ambient air humidity, opening up at low air humidity and shrinking at high air humidity. Therefore, where accurate moisture measurement is not required, they can be used as a hygrometer.