Which risk arises when weathering erodes lime mortar affecting pietra dura inlay?

💡 Explanation

Differential substrate erosion causes increased stress on inlays activating differential movement because there's loss of mortar, so there is displacement to maintain static equibrium, therefore displacement rises rather than better tensile strain or compression. Efflorescence isn't primary failure.

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