Effects of NaCl salinity at different growth and developmental stages on io
ns accumulation in two wheat cultivars were studied in greenhouse condition
s. Concentrations of Na+ in leaves and roots of Ghods, a salt-sensitive cul
tivar, were more than that of Boolani, a salt-resistant cultivar. K+ and Ca
2+ contents were found to be less under NaCl treatments. This loss increase
d with increasing salinity and was markedly higher in Ghods than in Boolani
. There were significant differences between the cultivars with respect to
ion absorption and translocation indicating that the cultivars may give gen
otype dependent responses under salinity stress conditions.