P. T. N. Spencer‐Phillips

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P T N Spencer-Phillips, P T Spencer-Phillips, P. T. N. SPENCER‐PHILLIPS, P. T. N. Spencer-Phillips, P. T. N. Spencer‐Phillips, P. T. Spencer-Phillips, P.T.N. Spencer-Phillips, P.T.N. Spencer‐Phillips, Peter Spencer-Phillips, Peter T. N. Spencer-Phillips

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846

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University of the West of England Imperial College London

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P. T. N. Spencer‐Phillips is an author at University of the West of England specializing in microbiology, plant pathology, and engineering.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	6	6	258
2	Medicine	4	4	275
3	Natural Sciences	3	3	133
4	Health Sciences	1	1	20
5	Public Health	1	1	25

P. T. N. Spencer‐Phillips

Publications

491

Citations

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	Year	Citations
Gas chromatography–mass spectrometry analyses of volatile organic compounds from potato tubers inoculated with <i>Phytophthora infestans</i> or <i>Fusarium coeruleum</i> Ben de Lacy Costello, Phillip G. Evans, Richard J. Ewen, Plant Pathology EngineeringLate BlightMedicineFood MycologyMass Spectrometry	2001	102
DOMAINS OF ATPASE IN PLASMA MEMBRANES AND TRANSPORT THROUGH INFECTED PLANT CELLS P. T. N. Spencer‐Phillips, J.L. Gay New Phytologist Plant PathologyCellular PhysiologyElectron MicroscopyMembrane TransportSolute Transport	1981	78
The development of a sensor system for the early detection of soft rot in stored potato tubers Ben de Lacy Costello, Richard J. Ewen, H. E. Gunson, Measurement Science and Technology Sensor TypesEngineeringSensorsPlant PathologyStored Potato Tubers	2000	72
Identification by gas chromatography-mass spectrometry of the volatile organic compounds emitted from the wood-rotting fungi Serpula lacrymans and Coniophora puteana, and from Pinus sylvestris timber Richard J. Ewen, Peter R.H. Jones, Norman M. Ratcliffe, Mycological Research Industrial MycologyFungal DiversityConiophora PuteanaMicrobial EcologyFungal Biology	2004	72
Proteomic analysis of a compatible interaction between Pisum sativum (pea) and the downy mildew pathogen Peronospora viciae R. C. Amey, T. Schleicher, J. Slinn, European Journal of Plant Pathology BiologyPlant-microbe InteractionNatural SciencesPisum SativumCompatible Interaction	2008	39
Rapid bactericidal effect of cinnamon bark essential oil against<i>Pseudomonas aeruginosa</i> E. Elcocks, P. T. N. Spencer‐Phillips, Emmanuel Adukwu Journal of Applied Microbiology	2019	33
A prototype sensor system for the early detection of microbially linked spoilage in stored wheat grain Ben de Lacy Costello, Richard J. Ewen, H. E. Gunson, Measurement Science and Technology Microbial InactivationPrecision AgricultureEnvironmental MonitoringEngineeringAgricultural Economics	2003	25
Effects of Pathogens and Parasitic Plants on Source-Sink Relationships Goonan Peter, Colin Press Malcolm, P. T. N. Spencer‐Phillips EngineeringPlant-parasite CoevolutionPlant-microbe InteractionPlant PathologyMicrobiology	2017	23
Electron microscope autoradiography of14C photosynthate distribution at the haustorium-host interface in powdery mildew ofPisum sativum P. T. N. Spencer‐Phillips, J.L. Gay PROTOPLASMA EngineeringPhotorespirationBotanyPhotosystemsPhotobiology	1980	20
Accumulation of photoassimilate by <i>Peronospora viciae</i> (Berk.) Casp. and leaves of <i>Pisum sativum</i> L.: evidence for nutrient uptake via intercellular hyphae Jeremy S. C. Clark, P. T. N. Spencer‐Phillips New Phytologist EngineeringBotanyPhotobiologyPlant PathologySusceptible Cv	1993	16

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