Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "The brown striped hawk (Basiothia schenki) is a moth of the Sphingidae family. It is known from Zimbabwe and South Africa.It has a close plant-pollinator relationship with Disa cooperi, whose scent attracts only two hawkmoth species, Basiothia schenki and Agrius convolvuli, that can effectively pollinate its flower. The moths’ proboscis length and the orchid’s spur length align perfectly with its petals and position of the pollinaria and stigma, although B. schenki has a shorter proboscis than A. convolvuli and must fly almost up to the flower and press against it. Adults are also pollinators of Zaluzianskya natalensisThe larvae feed on Vernonia species."@en }
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- Basiothia_schenki abstract "The brown striped hawk (Basiothia schenki) is a moth of the Sphingidae family. It is known from Zimbabwe and South Africa.It has a close plant-pollinator relationship with Disa cooperi, whose scent attracts only two hawkmoth species, Basiothia schenki and Agrius convolvuli, that can effectively pollinate its flower. The moths’ proboscis length and the orchid’s spur length align perfectly with its petals and position of the pollinaria and stigma, although B. schenki has a shorter proboscis than A. convolvuli and must fly almost up to the flower and press against it. Adults are also pollinators of Zaluzianskya natalensisThe larvae feed on Vernonia species.".