**5. Conclusions**

Estimated carbon sequestration by *Eucalyptus* in Florida can be sizeable but depends on site conditions and management options. *Eucalyptus* managed in long rotations for mulch wood production sequesters less but still significant amounts of carbon. *Eucalyptus* cultivars are responsive to intensive culture in SRWC systems that may economically produce high-quality BC, which in turn can be a useful soil amendment for their culture and increase total carbon sequestration. In evaluating the tradeoffs of alternative management options to intensive SRWC culture, growers should consider soil type, planting density, and soil amendments. Amending soil with BC can both increase and accelerate total carbon sequestration and also help offset any carbon loss that takes place in growing *Eucalyptus*. Demand for sustainably produced BC is growing due to its multiple applications beyond soil carbon sequestration.
