timtyler comments on CEV: a utilitarian critique - Less Wrong
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The kin recognition that you mention may be tricky, but kin selection is much more widespread - because there are heuristics that allow organisms to favour their kin without the need to examine them closely - like: "be nice to your nestmates".
Simple limited dispersal often results in organisms being surrounded by their close kin - and this is a pretty common state of affairs for plants and fungi.