Commentary for Chullin 235:31

חדא מחדא לא אתיא תיתי חדא מתרתי הי תיתי

be inferred from them, [the objection could be raised thus,] That is so with seeds only, since they have more conditions of uncleanness than the others.<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' Seeds, being foodstuffs, can become unclean even from that which is unclean in the first degree, whereas an oven or any vessel can only contract uncleanness from that which is a primary source of uncleanness. Moreover, foodstuffs have more conditions of uncleanness than nebelah, as is expressly stated in our Mishnah as the result of the application of the law of protections.');">²²</span>

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