It is called 'T' molding and the center leg should have ribs on it. This stuff is designed to press fit into a specific groove in the wood top w/o any adhesive. The ribs are slanted to keep the molding from pulling out (normally). Either the groove or the ribs are damaged, or the molding is too long and expands in length in warm weather and pushes out at the weakest point along the groove.
Anyway, you should be able to pull the molding out starting at one end and working back to the problem area. Then you can identify the actual issue. Most wood glues will not stick to the rubber molding, but silicone caulk or better yet construction adhesive will stick to both the molding and the wood. Lowes sells an instant grab adhesive, goes on white but dries clear. A very small amount of that down in the groove, then re-install the molding should work fine.
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