Anyway, let’s not speak of “algae production.”

[Enough of all this.]
–John Blakeman

First, “algae” is plural for “alga.” One alga, many algae—always.

An alga is pronounced with a hard gee, “AL-gha.”

There are no such things as “AL-ghee” or “AL-gye.” Always, “AL-jee.”

But the crudest error (made in the article above) is to use the plural form “algae” as an adjective. No, one should not speak of “algae fuels.” That’s euqivalent of speaking of “hydrocarbons fuels.”

Let’s get it right. The adjective is “algal.” We are deailing here with potentional algal fuel production processes.

Alright boys and girls, let’s get this right one last time. One alga (AL-gha), many algae (Al-jee), for which the entire topic is algal.

Please dump “algae” as an adjective. It’s all algal.

First, “algae” is plural for “alga.” One alga, many algae—always.

An alga is pronounced with a hard gee, “AL-gha.”

There are no such things as “AL-ghee” or “AL-gye.” Always, “AL-jee.”

But the crudest error (made in the article above) is to use the plural form “algae” as an adjective. No, one should not speak of “algae fuels.” That’s euqivalent of speaking of “hydrocarbons fuels.”

Let’s get it right. The adjective is “algal.” We are deailing here with potentional algal fuel production processes.

Alright boys and girls, let’s get this right one last time. One alga (AL-gha), many algae (Al-jee), for which the entire topic is algal.

Please dump “algae” as an adjective. It’s all algal.