简介：Background:Ineconomicallyoptimalmanagement,treesthatareremovedinathinningtreatmentshouldbeselectedonthebasisoftheirvalue,relativevalueincrementandtheeffectofremovalonthegrowthofremainingtrees.Largevaluabletreeswithdecreasedvalueincrementshouldberemoved,especiallywhentheyovertopsmallertrees.Methods:Thisstudyoptimizedthetreeselectionruleinthethinningtreatmentsofcontinuouscovermanagementwhentheaimistomaximizetheprofitabilityofforestmanagement.Theweightsofthreecriteria(stemvalue,relativevalueincrementandeffectofremovalonthecompetitionofremainingtrees)wereoptimizedtogetherwiththinningintervals.Resultsandconclusions:Theresultsconfirmedthehypothesisthatoptimalthinninginvolvesremovingpredominantlylargetrees.Increasingstumpagevalue,decreasingrelativevalueincrement,andincreasingcompetitiveinfluenceincreasedthelikelihoodthatremovalisoptimaldecision.However,ifthespatialdistributionoftreesisirregular,itisoptimaltoleavelargetreesinsparseplacesandremovesomewhatsmallertreesfromdenseplaces.However,thebenefitofoptimalthinning,ascomparedtodiameterlimitcuttingisnotusuallylargeinpureone-speciesstands.Onthecontrary,removingthesmallesttreesfromthestandmayleadtosignificant(30-40%)reductionsinthenetpresentvalueofharvestincomes.

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