Dataset and R scripts from: "Resetting stress responses: the combined impacts of thermal and nutritional stress during larval development show only minimal carry over on adult stress resistance"

This study employed a nutritional geometry approach, using 25 diets that varied in their protein, carbohydrate, and caloric concentration, to explore how larval nutrition interacts with temperature to impact adult stress resistance traits. After rearing larvae at one of two temperatures (25°C or 28°C) and on one of 25 diets, we assessed adult traits including starvation, heat stress (heat knock down time), cold stress (chill coma recovery), and desiccation resistance. We also measured adult lipid and glycogen content immediately after eclosion or after 7 days on our control diet. This entry contains all the datasets and scripts used in the study.