Hippotion rosetta
Very similar to Hippotion boerhaviae from which it is only distinguishable with certainty by the shape of the juxta. Underside of abdomen generally with either a poorly-defined narrow, pale median stripe, or lacking one entirely. Forewing generally shorter than Hippotion boerhaviae, outer margin more convex. Forewing upperside very similar to Hippotion boerhaviae but pattern duller and less contrasting, appearing less striped. Hindwing upperside with a buff tornal patch; medial area more orange-pink than Hippotion boerhaviae
Male genitalia: As Hippotion boerhaviae but juxta long, distally acutely triangular.
There are unconfirmed records (with regard to Hippotion boerhaviae) from the Laccadive Islands.
Records from Kyushu are considered to be migrants or strays.
Hippotion rosetta was introduced into Hawaii.