Raw reads of genome assembly and population sequencing data of Asecodes parviclava. The genomic basis of adaptation to different host environments in a parasitoid wasp

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