We Find a White Cousin 
Searching the African daisy family we perceive that one 
branch has been stranded from its kin and, finding itself in the 
shade, has become a white daisy. From the many similarities 
between the two flowers there can be no question that the 
white and the African orange daisy have a common 
ancestry—although some scientists classify 
them as different species, while some 
merely classify them as dif- 
ferent varieties of the 
same species. 
