What is mistletoe in Tagalog language?

In Tagalog, mistletoe is called "tangpupo" or "tanupopo." Mistletoe is a parasitic plant that grows on trees and is commonly associated with Christmas traditions, where people kiss under it. It is known for its distinctive evergreen leaves and white berries. The Word "tangpupo" or "tanupopo" is used to refer to this plant in the Philippines.