湛江香蕉倒伏严重，专家建议分情况抢救

Core Viewpoint - The recent Typhoon "Maidum" has caused significant damage to the banana industry in Zhanjiang, Guangdong, with over 500,000 acres affected and a projected delay in banana planting for the next year [5][7][18]. Group 1: Impact of Typhoon - Typhoon "Maidum" made landfall in Zhanjiang with maximum wind speeds of 14 on the Beaufort scale, causing extensive damage to the banana crops [2][4]. - Approximately 10% of mature bananas experienced varying degrees of lodging due to the typhoon, with an estimated loss of around 20 million yuan for unharvested bananas [17][21]. - The banana seedlings suffered severe damage, with losses estimated at 500,000 acres, leading to a projected loss of 3,000 yuan per acre [24][25]. Group 2: Recovery and Mitigation Strategies - Banana farmers are urged to implement immediate recovery measures, including pruning and fertilization, to minimize losses [26][28]. - Experts recommend specific rescue actions based on the extent of damage to banana plants, such as using stakes to support upright plants and applying fertilizers to promote recovery [31][35][40]. - Post-disaster management should include the application of quick-acting fertilizers and pest control measures to prevent disease outbreaks in the affected banana crops [42][43].