Detail and general

I found an example of the influence of multiples and minorities, even after there is a general and a particular. For example, in Yerushalmi (Ma'ashor 1:1):
You shall tithe all the produce of your seed, in particular and in particular, there is nothing in particular except what is in particular. I have nothing but the grain of the garden, according to the Talmud, saying [Leviticus 27:30] and all the tithe of the land, from the seed of the land, from the fruit of the tree, is for the Lord, including the seed of garlic, shallots, and corn. Or I may multiply the upper loofah and the seed of chervil, the seed of onions, the seed of turnips and radishes, and other garden seeds that are not eaten, according to the Talmud, saying [Leviticus 27:30] from the seed of the land , and not all the seed of the land. The fruit of the tree, including all the fruits of the tree. I may multiply the acacia, the zelmona, and the carob of Gedir, according to the Talmud, saying [Leviticus 27:30] from the fruit of the tree, and not all the fruits [page 1, page 2] of the tree. Vegetables, according to the Talmud, Isai ben Yehuda says that the tithes are for vegetables from their words.
How do we know when the majorities and minorities are influential and when they are not?
 
 
Rabbi Michi: I don't think there should be any influence. See the verse in Leviticus 11:22, and in the Sutta of the Common Era, 7-8.
 
Peace and blessings
In the measure of particular and general, what do we do when there is a minority among the particulars, such as "but".
A. Is it offensive in general, or does it belong to the individual?
on. Perhaps if we learn in the way of minority and plurality, it will have no effect because it is together with the minority.
The case I am wondering about is the impurity of metal utensils:
But the gold , and the silver , and the brass , and the iron , and the tin, and the lead: every thing that may abide the fire, ye shall make it go through the fire, and it shall be clean: but it shall be purified with the water of purification: and all that abideth not the fire, ye shall make it go through the water: (Numbers 32:23-24)
The particular is the list of metals, and the general is everything.
There is a minority but, and there are also some plurals 'and'.
 
What do you think about that?