Xue-Jun Ge is affiliated with the Chinese Academy of Sciences in China and has a significant body of research focused on agricultural and biological sciences as well as biochemistry, genetics, and molecular biology. Their work spans multiple subfields including molecular biology, ecology, evolution, behavior and systematics, plant science, genetics, and nature and landscape conservation.
Their research emphasizes genomics and phylogenetic studies, plant and fungal species descriptions, plant diversity and evolution, and studies involving both plants and animals. Additionally, they have contributed to work on banana cultivation and research, chromosomal and genetic variations, as well as genetic diversity and population structure.
Frequent coauthors collaborating with Xue-Jun Ge include:
Regular publication outlets for their research include:
Notable papers featuring Xue-Jun Ge's research are:
De Zhu Li;Lian Ming Gao;Hong Tao Li;Hong Wang
Nathan G. Swenson;David L. Erickson;Xiangcheng Mi;Norman Alan Bourg
Jian-Quan Liu;Yong-Shuai Sun;Xue-Jun Ge;Lian-Ming Gao
Qi-Bao Sun;Qi-Bao Sun;Lin-Feng Li;Yong Li;Guo-Jiang Wu
X. J. Ge;M. Sun
Jian‐Quan Liu;Yuan‐Wen Duan;Gang Hao;Xue‐Jun Ge
Xue Jun Ge;Chi Chuan Hwang;Zin Huang Liu;Chi Chun Huang
Long‐Qian Xiao;Xue‐Jun Ge;Xun Gong;Gang Hao
Xue-Jun Ge;Yan Yu;Yong-Ming Yuan;Hong-Wen Huang
Yong Li;Sheng-Nan Zhai;Ying-Xiong Qiu;Yan-Ping Guo
Cai‐Yun Zhang;Feng‐Ying Wang;Hai‐Fei Yan;Gang Hao
W H Ye;J Li;H L Cao;X J Ge
Gang Hao;Yong-Ming Yuan;Chi-Ming Hu;Xue-Jun Ge
Junchao Huang;Xuejun Ge;Mei Sun
Xue-Jun Ge;Yan Yu;Nan-Xian Zhao;Hai-Shan Chen
Christophe Petit;Philippe Lesbros;Xuejun Ge;John D Thompson
Lin-Feng Li;Markku Häkkinen;Yong-Ming Yuan;Gang Hao
Nancai Pei;Ju-Yu Lian;David L. Erickson;Nathan G. Swenson
Xue-Jun Ge;L. B. Zhang;Y. M. Yuan;Gang Hao
X. J. Ge;M. H. Liu;W. K. Wang;B. A. Schaal
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De-Zhu Li;Jian-Quan Liu;Zhi-Duan Chen;Hong Wang
Y.-C. Chiang;K.-H. Hung;B. A. Schaal;X.-J. Ge
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