甲公司与乙公司签订买卖合同，以市场价格购买乙公司生产的设备一台，双方交付完毕。设备投入使用后，丙公司向法院起诉甲公司，提出该设备属于丙公司的专利产品，乙公司未经许可制造并销售了该设备，请求法院判令甲公司停止使用。经查，乙公司侵权属实，但甲公司并不知情。关于此案，法院下列哪一做法是正确的？（）

A.驳回丙公司的诉讼请求

B.判令甲公司支付专利许可使用费

C.判令甲公司与乙公司承担连带责任

D.判令先由甲公司支付专利许可使用费，再由乙公司赔偿甲损失

Lichens may grow on the bark of a tree in a steaming tropical rain forest, on the bricks of big city buildings, on rocks in hot springs, on wind-swept mountaintops, and in the driest desserts. In the arctic, they provide the principal food for caribou, and they are one of the few plants that grow in Antarctica. They are pioneers, appearing in barren rocky areas and starting the formation of soil in which mosses, then ferns, and then other plants can take root.
Lichens are a partnership of two plants — fungi and algae. The lichen body is made up of a network of fungal strands. In the upper layers of these grow groups of algae. The two organisms live together to the benefit of both, a relationship known as symbiosis. The fungi provide support, absorb water, and shelter the tender algae from direct sunlight. The algae carry on photosynthesis and provide the fungi with food. The algae can live independently and are recognizable as a species that grows alone. The fungi, on the other hand, cannot live apart from their partners. They can be placed in known classes of fungi but are unlike any species that lives independently.
So definite are the form, color, and characteristics of these double organisms that for hundreds of years, they were classified as one. More than 15,000 "species" were named. If these organisms are classified as separate species, it is difficult to fit them into the existing system of classification. But if they are classified separately, these species of fungi seem rather strange. Lichens are a splendid example of the difficulties faced by taxonomists in classifying species.

Lichens may NOT grow ______ .

A．in the tropical woods

B．on the ceilings of city buildings
C．on rocks in hot springs

D．in dry desserts