Type conversion from native California sage scrub to non-native grassland accelerates decomposition processes, Bernard Field Station, Claremont, CA U.S.A.

Raw data from litter decomposition experiment that examined the importance of various abiotic and biotic factors (litter quality (C:N), UV radiation, and macroinvertebrate access) in driving early decomposition processes in native California sage scrub (CSS) and in adjacent non-native grassland habitats. A manuscript detailing the results from this study was recently (July 2019) accepted into the journal Applied Soil Ecology.