'Lisa' (48---26) atemoya has been reported by many customers, to be unproductive, though growing fine, when grafted onto Sugar-Apple rootstock.
I have not heard this about other varieties.
I have not heard of any controlled trials.
Sugar-Apple rootstock is the easiest and cheapest for nurseries to use, and produces lots of beautiful plants that readily sell. These also usually continue growing well after planting at customers' well-drained locations that have adequate Calcium nutrition for vegetative growth.
The open question is that of productivity.
If there is a lack of productivity, investigate "hidden hungers", especially of Boron and Zinc and Calcium, which are needed at higher rates for fruit and seed production than for healthy leaf production. Change fertilization, including foliar applications, accordingly.
Different rootstocks have different efficiencies at mineral gathering in different conditions....