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Yanomami move every five years or so to find new land to grow food in. The Yanomami hunt, fish, gather wild plants and grow crops. They grow cotton and Corn, but their main crop is a type of banana called the plantain.They also grow plants for seasonings and medicine. Each year, the Yanomami travel in the forest for several months to hunt, fish and collect wild plant foods.They hunt peccari, tapir and monkeys. They also catch crabs, fish, frogs and caiman (a type of alligator).hey grow cotton and Corn, but their main crop is a type of banana called the plantain. They also grow plants for seasonings and medicine. Each year, the Yanomami travel in the forest for several months to hunt, fish and collect wild plant foods. They hunt peccari, tapir and monkeys.
Use of plants by the Yanomami. The following section on the use of plants by the Yanomami of Homoxi aims to give an overall impression of the use of plant resources in the region and to highlight some of the important species that may be appropriate for reafforestation or enrichment planting. wide range of wild species (primarily trees) is used for food by the Yanomami of Homoxi. A list of some of these species (based on interviews as well as collections) is given in Table 11. Some of these plants are relatively unimportant in the diet and are eaten opportunistically.