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Xun-Hai Zhang

Plant Sciences

Australian National University

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About Xun-Hai Zhang at Australian National University (ANU)

Based at the Plant Sciences Department of Australian National University, Xun-Hai Zhang is an active contributor to academic research. Their scholarly work centers on Plant-microbe interactions, Plant immunity, and Plant pathogenic bacteria. With over 287 citations accumulated, their work continues to earn recognition across academic communities. Their H-index of 8 highlights a growing trajectory of research influence.

Research Areas

Plant-microbe interactionsPlant immunityPlant pathogenic bacteriaLegume nitrogen fixationSymbiosisEffector proteinsCrop protectionMolecular plant pathology

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Research Output

Total Citations287

Emerging researcher

Publications44

Selective publication record

h-index8

Developing track record

i10-index7

Early-stage portfolio

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