Exposure to teflubenzuron reduces drought tolerance of collembolans

This is the raw data from an experiment investigating the effects of
sequential exposure to a pesticide (teflubenzuron) and three abiotic
stressors (heat, cold, and drought) on soil arthropods. We exposed adult
collembolans (Folsomia candida) to teflubenzuron through food for two
weeks. Then survivors were immediately divided into three groups for acute
heat, cold, and drought exposure. After acute exposure to these natural
stressors, the collembolans were moved to optimal conditions for a
one-week recovery period during which their survival, time to regain
reproduction, and egg production were examined.