Soils – Fundamental Concepts
five soil forming factors alter the soil material: climate, time, relief, organisms, and parent material. These factors act together to differentiate individual bodies of soil. This is accomplished through four basic processes acting on the parent material to alter its properties and differentiate one soil from another.
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