Here are five differences between seasoned and unseasoned wood presented in a tabular form:
| Criteria | Seasoned Wood | Unseasoned Wood |
|------------------|-----------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------|
| Definition | Wood that has been dried or stored for a period of time to reduce its moisture content | Wood that has not been dried or stored, containing a higher moisture content |
| Moisture Content | Low moisture content, typically below 20% | High moisture content, typically above 30% |
| Weight | Lighter in weight due to lower moisture | Heavier due to a higher moisture content |
| Combustibility | Burns easily due to lower moisture and better airflow | Difficult to burn due to higher moisture and lack of airflow |
| Uses | Ideal for construction, furniture, and firewood | Limited applications due to drying requirements |
If i am writing in tabular form give me five differences between seasoned and unseasoned Wood
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