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The Comparison of the Yield from Non-Grafted and Grafted of Five Plants of Family Solanaceae Win Win Shwe Moet Moet Khine Mya Mya Win The family solanaceae is one of the most important vegetable families in most regions of the world as the tropical and temperate regions.They were cultivated as grafted tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum Mill.) and eggplant (Solanum melongenaL. cvs.) in field of Vegetable and Fruits Research Development Center (VFRDC), Hlegu Township, Yangon Division. In this study the four selected plants of the scions plants, three varieties of eggplants as khayan-nyo-shay, htaw-putt-khayan and khayan-padaetha and tomato as Lycopersicon lycopersicum L. with the stock plants (local varieties of eggplants as Solanum melongena L. cvs. khayan-gyut,) were grafted. The grafted plant and non-grafted plants of rootstock, and scions were cultivated with the comparison of one by one roll in the field and conducted. The microscocial studies were carried out at 21 days after grafted in the microscocial examination. The transverse section of grafted layer of stock and scion of five plants were observed that rootstock and scion were graft union successfully. The survived plants were early fruit in then non-grafted plants of rootstock and scions. The yield of total number and weight of fruits from the grafted plants were also greater than that of non-grafted plants. This paper was conducted by pilot scale production of strongly quality fruits for commercially 2019-12-01 http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12678/0000007157 https://meral.edu.mm/records/7157