Table 2.

Day of the year (DOY) when the different phenological phases were recorded or detected adopting two different approaches: intensive monitoring (with dendrometers continuous monitoring or following xylem phenology) and dendroanatomy.

	Period	Max growth rate	Onset	Ending	Approach
Spruce	1926–1968	187	172	268	Dendroanatomy
	1969–2012	183	168	276	Dendroanatomy
	1996–2005	173	166	277	Intensive monitoring
Larch	1926–1968	187	143	250	Dendroanatomy
	1969–2012	182	119	280	Dendroanatomy
	1996–2005	173	159	272	Intensive monitoring

Data of intensive monitoring taken from Rossi et al. (2006, 2008). For dendroanatomy the DOY corresponds to the first (onset) or last day (ending of the growing season) of a continuous series of at least 10 significant correlations computed between temperature and the MCA chronology of the 1st or 10th sector. For maximum growth rate the DOY coincides with the day with the highest significant correlation values. See Figure 5 for further details.