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Wildly varying nomenclature

What's with all the different weird hyphenations of the term "algae photobioreactor" (i.e. "algae-photo-bio-reactor" being the most bizarre)? Can't we just pick one construction and stick with it? The consensus from all the academic and industrial literature I've googled so far seems to point to a single spelling of "photobioreactor", sometimes abbreviated to "PBR". Indeed, that term even has its own article here on Wikipedia! As for whether "algae" and "photobioreactor" deserves a hyphen between them, I refer to this article to clarify the appropriate use of the hyphen. Does the lack of a hyphen cause ambiguity or misunderstanding? If there is no confusion, it should remain off. PacoBell (talk) 23:34, 10 August 2010 (UTC)[reply]

Re: Bubble column photo reactor

"harming share forces"? "harmful shared forces"? "harmful shear forces"? I'm not entirely sure what the intent was here. PacoBell (talk) 00:15, 11 August 2010 (UTC)[reply]

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