Correction to: Russet Potato Breeding Clones with Extreme Resistance to Potato Virus Y Conferred by Rychc as well as Resistance to Late Blight and Cold‑Induced Sweetening

Potato virus Y (PVY) impacts potato production worldwide by reducing yield, tuber quality, and successful certification of seed. Extreme resistance to PVY is conferred three genes (Ryadg, Rysto, Rychc) which have been introgressed from wild species into cultivated varieties. Both Rysto Ryadg are used in many breeding programs worldwide, but Rychc found only a limited number varieties previously had absent germplasm representative the russet market class that widely grown North America. Five clones were identified as having molecular marker associated with Rychc. Confirmation presence was established following field greenhouse screening for no infection being observed. These also characterized late blight cold-induced sweetening tubers all male-fertile well. The unique assemblage resistances this will be value community development varieties, especially respect has not reported present class.