ena-STUDY-STOCKHOLM UNIVERSITY-19-10-2021-22:59:49:620-289
Raw reads of genome assembly and population sequencing data of Asecodes parviclava
For our experiments, A. parviclava parasitoids were collected from previous season's parasitized pupae in the following localities and species: 2 populations of G. calmariensis in North Sweden: Umeå-1 (63°45'20"N, 20°35'35"E) and Umeå-2 (63°47'10"N, 20°36'33"E); 5 mixed populations of G. calmariensis/pusilla in South-Central Sweden: Lörudden (62°14'14"N, 17°39'12"E), Ornskarpen (61°51'46"N, 17°20'41"E), Näsbo (60°10'56"N, 16°28'46"E), Valasjön (59°3'39"N, 17°16'0"E) and Ängsö (59°31'58"N, 16°51'34"E); 4 populations from G. tenella in South Sweden: Sala (59°55'18"N, 16°34'18"E), Bysjön (60°26'51"N, 16°27'23"E), Sundby (59°9'39"N, 16°42'20"E) and Ängsö (59°31'42"N, 16°52'11"E). For each population, 4-6 replicates were sampled, resulting in a total of 52 individual samples
For our experiments, A. parviclava parasitoids were collected from previous season's parasitized pupae in the following localities and species: 2 populations of G. calmariensis in North Sweden: Umeå-1 (63°45'20"N, 20°35'35"E) and Umeå-2 (63°47'10"N, 20°36'33"E); 5 mixed populations of G. calmariensis/pusilla in South-Central Sweden: Lörudden (62°14'14"N, 17°39'12"E), Ornskarpen (61°51'46"N, 17°20'41"E), Näsbo (60°10'56"N, 16°28'46"E), Valasjön (59°3'39"N, 17°16'0"E) and Ängsö (59°31'58"N, 16°51'34"E); 4 populations from G. tenella in South Sweden: Sala (59°55'18"N, 16°34'18"E), Bysjön (60°26'51"N, 16°27'23"E), Sundby (59°9'39"N, 16°42'20"E) and Ängsö (59°31'42"N, 16°52'11"E). For each population, 4-6 replicates were sampled, resulting in a total of 52 individual samples