Life history data from insects in a host-parasitoid interaction under a range of humidity and heat stress conditions

Data contains multiple life history parameters of a host the Indian meal moth Plodia interpunctella and its parasitoid Venturia canescens measured either at high (60.8% RH) or low (32.5%) humidity, with simulated heat stress exposure either at 4th or 5th instar larvae, at different length of 0, 6, 72 hours. Data were collected by a single-generation life history experiment in which we investigated how humidity modified the stage-specific responses of host and parasitoid to heat stress.