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https://www.iuss.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/cropped-Iuss-logo-trasparente.png479307Division 1 – Soils in Space and Time COMMISSION 1.1 – Soil morphology and micromorphology Soil is a continuous natural body that has spatial and temporal dimensions (soil cover or pedosphere). Primary organic and inorganic constituents are organized into secondary polyhedral structural units that in turn are assembled into vertical …