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2024
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Ioannis E. Tzanetakis V. Aknadibossian Josef Špak F. Constable S. J. Harper John Hammond Therry Candresse S. Y. Folimonova J. Freitas-Astua M. Fuchs W. Jelkmann V. I. Maliogka A. Marais R. R. Martin D. Mollov G. Vidalakis N. Aboughanem-Sabanadzovic M. Al Rwahnih O. J. Alabi D. Alioto H. Y. Atanda F. Bagi V. K. Baranwal C. Barbosa M. Bar-Joseph L. Batista Le Riverend T. Belien M. J. Beniıtez-Galeano H. Bennypaul A. Bertaccini R. Bester A. G. Blouin Dag-Ragnar Blystad M. Botermans O. Bozan A. Brakta Y. Brans A. Bulajic K. Caglayan A. Catara E. Choueiri M. Cieslinska G. Cook W. Cui J. da Graça S. Davino C. Delmiglio M. M. Dewdney F. Di Serio Zhibo HamborgAbstract
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Anastasiia Mykhailenko Piotr Zieliński Aleksandra Bednarz Fredrik Schlyter Martin N. Andersson Bernardo Antunes Zbigniew Borowski Paal Krokene Markus Melin Julia Morales-García Jörg Müller Zuzanna Nowak Martin Schebeck Christian Stauffer Heli Viiri Julia Zaborowska Wiesław Babik Krystyna Nadachowska-BrzyskaAbstract
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Erico Kutchartt José Ramón González-Olabarria Antoni Trasobares Núria Aquilué Juan Guerra-Hernández Leónia Nunes Ana Catarina Sequeira Brigite Botequim Marius Hauglin Palaiologos Palaiologou Adrian Cardil Martino Rogai Vassil Vassilev Francois Pimont Olivier Martin-Ducup Francesco PirottiAbstract
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Felipe Bravo Sheng-I Yang Irene Ruano Clara Antón Fernandéz Celia Herrero Iván DurangoAbstract
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Guro BrodalAbstract
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This study examined the economic potential of thinning in pure, even-aged Norway spruce and Scots pine forests in Norway based on simulated stand dynamics using plot data from the Norwegian national forest inventory. Simulated management scenarios included fully mechanized thinning from below of varying intensity including no thinning. The economic evaluation was based on comparing the equivalent annual annuity of the unthinned scenario and the economically best-performing thinning scenario for each studied plot. The findings suggest that only late thinnings in well-stocked stands with sufficiently large trees are economically beneficial. Furthermore, to be economically superior, a thinning intervention itself had to generate enough profit, meaning that the revenue from thinning needed to sufficiently exceed the costs. Profitability of thinning scenarios varied with discount rates and timber prices and depended on whether rotation age was based on maximum net present value or maximum mean annual increment. Thinning was less often profitable in pine compared to spruce stands. This study is among the few that model stand development considering post-thinning stand structures with systematic machine trails while assessing the profitability of such thinning operations.