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Correction: CIP-PODEROSA CROCANTE, CIP-PODEROSA POLLERA, and CIP-PODEROSA WATIA: New Potato Varieties for Family Farming with Resistance to Late Blight and High Quality for the Frying Industry (American Journal of Potato Research, (2023), 100, 4, (288-303), 10.1007/s12230-023-09917-3)

Gastelo M.; Pérez W.; Eyzaguirre R.; Quispe K.; Sanabria K.; Bastos C.; Otiniano R.; Pérez J.M.; Mendoza A.; Unda T.; Andrade-Piedra J. · American Journal of Potato Research (2023) · DOI: 10.1007/s12230-023-09928-0

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American Journal of Potato Research There are errors in the second paragraph of the Introduction. The corrected paragraph follows: CIP-PODEROSA CROCANTE variety (CIP396026.101) was generated from the crossing of advanced clones CIP392633.4 as female and CIP393280.64 as male (Fig. 1). The male progenitor was released as a variety in Costa Rica under the name Pasqui (INTA 2012) and in Bangladesh as BARI Alu-53 (Mahmud 2022) due to its high yield, resistance to LB and excellent quality for Frying. CIP-PODEROSA POLLERA (CIP395123.6) has as parents advanced clones CIP393047.6 as female and CIP393079.4 as male (Fig. 2). The variety CIP-PODEROSA WATIA (CIP396034.103) was generated from crossing of advanced clones CIP393042.50 as female and CIP393280.64 as male (Fig. 3).