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China rose, or Rosa chinensis, is primarily pollinated by insects, particularly bees and butterflies, which are attracted to its fragrant flowers. The plant relies on cross-pollination for genetic diversity, although it can also self-pollinate. The vibrant colors and scent of the flowers play a crucial role in attracting these pollinators. Additionally, wind can assist in the dispersal of pollen, though it is less significant compared to insect activity.

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