Protoplasts isolated from embryogenic cell suspensions were electroporated in buffered solutions containing plasmid DNA of pBI121. Transient GUS (beta-glucuronidase) activity measurement and selection for kanamycin resistent showed that expression of foreign genes and stable loransformation were achieved. GUS transient gene expression was increased by increasing DNA concentration of pBI121 plasmid and affected by the level of the applied voltage. An optimal level of GUS activity was obtained after electroporation with a pulse of 200 voltage/1180 uF. Protoplast viability was up to the 60% at the optimal voltage. Cell colonies resistent to 200$mu extrm{g}$/ml kanamycin were selected in agar medium and identified by histochemical GUS assay.