Repellence to essential oils in Halyomorpha halys

Raw data on repellence to 4 essential oils (at different concentrations) tested on 3 physiological-behavioural phases of the invasive insect pest Halyomorpha halys: exiting overwintering (EXOV), active during summer (SUMM), entering overwintering (ENOV). Purpose was to detect if different concentrations of the essential oils (ginger, clove, turmeric, vetiver) had repellent activity on the invasive pest H. halys, using specific bioessays performed in a two-choice apparatus, where fresh food was used as attractant in both sides, together with three males when testing ENOV individuals. A filter paper with different concentrations of the EOs was the treatment side, and a filter paper with ethanol acted as control.