Rabbi Meir and the rabbis disagree in a case where one purchases two trees, does one acquire the land also or not? \u00a0What are the ramifications\u00a0of this\u00a0debate? \u00a0Does one bring the first fruits of a tree like this? \u00a0According to the mishna in Bikurim, Rabbi Meir and the rabbis also debate this point and according to the rabbis, one would bring the first fruits to the Beit Hamikdash but not say the recitation. \u00a0Is this mishna in Bikurim connected to the debate in our mishna? \u00a0And why this in between – bring the fruits but not say the recitation? \u00a0Rabba answers that we do it because of a doubt – the rabbis are unclear whether or not one acquires the land (likewise for Rabbi Meir in the case of one who purchases one tree). \u00a0Four questions are brought on Rabba’s answer and are all resolved but in a way that changes the method in which one brings these fruits to the Beit Hamikdash.<\/p>\n