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The genus  Pseudostegana  ( Okada, 1978 ) currently contains thirty-nine described species. A number of  Pseudostegana  were collected from the fieldwork in southwestern China from 2010 to 2017. Eleven new species were discovered and are described from southwestern China:  Pseudostegana alpina  Zhang & Chen, sp. nov.;  Pseudostegana amnicola  Zhang & Chen, sp. nov.;  Pseudostegana amoena  Zhang & Chen, sp. nov.;  Pseudostegana mailangang  Zhang & Chen, sp. nov.;  Pseudostegana meiduo  Zhang & Chen, sp. nov.;  Pseudostegana meiji  Zhang & Chen, sp. nov.;  Pseudostegana mystica  Zhang & Chen, sp. nov.;  Pseudostegana stictiptrata  Zhang & Chen, sp. nov.;  Pseudostegana stigmatptera  Zhang & Chen, sp. nov.;  Pseudostegana ximalaya  Zhang & Chen, sp. nov. and  Pseudostegana zhuoma  Zhang & Chen, sp. nov. A key to all Chinese  Pseudostegana  species based on morphological characters is provided. Two mitochondrial loci ( COI  and  ND2 ) and one nuclear locus ( 28S rRNA ) were sequenced for the  Pseudostegana  specimens, and Bayesian and RAxML concatenated analyses were run. Molecular species delimitation is performed using the distance-based automatic barcode gap discovery (ABGD) method. Molecular data support the morphological characteristics observed among these Chinese species and confirm the new species as being distinctly different.

Integrative taxonomy of the genus Pseudostegana (Diptera, Drosophilidae) from China, with descriptions of eleven new species