⚠The following text is written in the undeciphered "Voynichese" script. Because this language remains unknown to modern cryptographers and linguists, it cannot be translated into Modern English. The transcription below uses the Extensible Voynich Alphabet (EVA), a system used by scholars to represent the characters using the Latin alphabet for analysis.

Folio 11r: Botanical Study (The White Scalloped Head with Blue Flowers)

This illustration depicts a large, unusual plant. The base consists of three thick, tan-colored, serrated roots or horizontal stems that merge at a central point. From this base, three vertical stalks rise, each bearing a small green bract. These stalks support a single, massive, globose flower head or foliage cluster with a white, scalloped texture—resembling a cauliflower—interspersed with small, five-petaled blue flowers. This combination of realistic and imaginary morphology is characteristic of the manuscript's botanical section.

pchor zccor fcy arlorgand fcy cccy pccora crolly
zorffccody qodora pccoy sand qffory qfforalhy pccor sand
folly orox ffcg sor glfgera crolly sand crand sand sos
sccor ctg pccog sy sand 4o

pccor ccor ccor olly cccg sand ffcg sy cody sand
ody sdy offox crand affcor sand cody ffcg z sand
qolforh offccor ffcg sy

The script on this page is organized into two distinct paragraphs. It features characteristic Voynichese elements, including "gallows characters" (the tall, looped forms transcribed as p, f, and k) and the frequent repetition of word fragments. In a traditional medieval herbarium (a book of plants), such text would likely provide the plant's name and its various medicinal or culinary uses.