Produce of Uncertain Tithing - Demai

Assuming the Tithe was separated from a Trusted Person's produce: Eruvin 30b, 32a; Pesachim 4b, 9a; Niddah 15b
Assuming that an average person would tithe by himself from a cheap item: Pesachim 42b
Whether one adds one-fifth when redeeming secondary tithe separated from produce that may have already been tithed: Bava Metzia 54a
Whether one adds one-fifth when paying for having inappropriately eaten terumat maaser-tithe separated from produce that may have already been tithed: Bava Metzia 55b
Whether the tithes separated from Demai must be removed from one's possession at the end of the three-year tithing cycle: Bava Metzia 54a
Special rules for redeeming and exchanging Maaser Sheni-tithe separated from demai: Bava Metzia 55b-56a
Tithing from some of a baker's loaves on other loaves of his, or some of a householder's loaves on other loaves of his, where there is a concern that some of his grain may have come from someone who had already tithed it: Bava Metzia 56a

Selling demai, or giving it as a gift, to someone who might pass it along to someone who won't realize it requires tithing, causing him to err: Bava Metzia 56a
For Matzah on Pesach: Pesachim 35a-b
For Bitter Herbs on Pesach: Pesachim 39a
For the Citron of the Four Species of Succot: Succah 34b, 35b
Feeding to a Pauper: Shabbat 127b; Eruvin 17b, 31a-b; Pesachim 35b; Succah 35b
Feeding it to a Jewish soldier housed by the government: Shabbat 127b; Eruvin 17a, 17b, 31a-b; Pesachim 35b; Succah 35b
Whether one is allowed to move this produce on Shabbat: Shabbat 127b
Whether one need separate the pauper's tithe from this produce, or not: Makkot 16b-17a
Using this sort of produce for the meal which extends the limit outside a town for Shabbat travel [Techum Shabbat]: Eruvin 31a, 31b
The assumed status of produce if one's friend told him to take from the field: Eruvin 32a-b

Vinegar bought from an average person: Pesachim 42b

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