The Life and Strange Surprizing Adventures of Robinson Crusoe, of York, Mariner • Paragraph 809
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One very strange plant should be noticed here. This is the Iceplant (_Mesembryanthemum cristallinum_). Every part of it is covered with little glittering swellings which shine in the sun like minute ice crystals. The swellings contain a store of water, or rather of colourless sap, which makes it able to exist in dry places. Dr. Ludwig says that a torn-off branch remained quite fresh for months on his study table. It is probable that these peculiar pearl or ice-like swellings also focus the sunlight, acting like lenses, upon the inner part of the leaf, but that is not as yet fully understood.