Corrigendum to “Accumulation of standing aboveground biomass carbon in Scots pine and Norway spruce stands affected by genetic variation” [For. Ecol. Manage. 496 (2021) 119476]

•Tree breeding is rarely included in a debate on forest C sequestration.•Provenances of Scots pine and Norway spruce vary in growth and C accumulation.•Increased C sequestration in forest stands is possible through selective breeding.•Pure spruce stands in central Europe are not likely to add to climate change mitigation.