Calgary engineer believes he's cracked the mysterious Voynich Manuscript

[Ahmet Ardıç]

[SEMSEM (SEM SEM) is the name of a plant. 
I have not been able to find the Latin version of this plant...

If it's a Turkish name, it must be easy to find, I think. 
Or is it an Arabic name for sesame?
P.S. I didn't understand which page this word is on?]

Dear Novacna, 
This plant's name was read on page 37v. The sesame plant is not meant because we still express the word that the author wrote in the form of SUSAM (SESAME) approximately 600 years ago in the same phonetic form today (we write it in the form of SUSAM). Moreover, the word SUSAM was read on the page where the sesame plant was drawn. This SEMSEM (sem-sem) is a completely different plant. Turkish or not, I haven't been able to find the Latin version and a photo yet. But of course, I need more research support on these issues.